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Deadly Lullaby by Robert McClure

By Ian Walkley Bob McClure was reading pulp fiction as a kid when he should have been studying schoolbooks, but

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Trust Me by Earl Javorsky

Earl Javorsky’s psychological thriller TRUST ME comes on the heels of his truly strange noir detective novel, Down Solo. Although

November 1, 2015

Made for Murder by Paul McGoran

In writing his first novel, Paul McGoran wanted to create a noir thriller with fully developed characters. At the same

November 1, 2015

Forbidden by Cathy Clamp

At the age of twelve, Claire Evans, along with dozens of other children, was kidnapped and held by a madman.

November 1, 2015

Spyfall by John Hegenberger

By Karen Harper It was fun to interview such a versatile author–John Hegenberger writes everything from novels and short stories to nonfiction such

November 1, 2015

The Lost Codex by Alan Jacobson

By John A. Connell Alan Jacobson, national bestselling author of critically acclaimed novels, has done it again with this latest international thriller, THE

November 1, 2015

The Savants by Patrick Kendrick

THE SAVANTS is Patrick Kendrick’s first foray into Young Adult thrillers. The book is a techno/political thriller and Kendrick usually

November 1, 2015

Shivaree by J. D. Horn

By Derek Gunn Let me begin this article by saying that this book is great. I wasn’t too sure what

November 1, 2015

The Granite Moth by Erica Wright

By Jaden Terrell When I opened Erica Wright’s new novel, THE GRANITE MOTH, I expected it to be good. I

November 1, 2015

Swimming Alone by Nina Mansfield

By Nina Mansfield I’ve always been drawn to the water. As I write those words, they seem a bit hokey.

November 1, 2015

Need by Joelle Charbonneau

By Donna Galanti Joelle Charbonneau, New York Times and USA Today bestselling author of The Testing trilogy and two adult

November 1, 2015

The Secret Life of Anna Blanc by Jennifer Kincheloe

By James Ziskin THE SECRET LIFE OF ANNA BLANC, Jennifer Kincheloe’s smart, irresistible debut mystery, is a fun romp through

November 1, 2015

The Hanged Man’s Noose by Judy Penz Sheluk

By Dawn Ius Like that of many authors, Judy Penz Sheluk’s publishing journey was not without obstacles. Persistence paid off,

November 1, 2015

A Question of Inheritance by Elizabeth Edmondson

Elizabeth Edmondson writes what she likes to call Vintage Mysteries, set in the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s. They’re stories of love,

November 1, 2015

If Anything Should Happen by Bonnie Hearn Hill

By Rob Brunet Secrets—their holding, their telling, their discovery—are an important part of crafting an engaging story. Some characters do

October 21, 2015

Between the Lines: Sue Grafton on X

The Truth About Writing a Series: “Right Back to Square One” By Nancy Bilyeau There are series and then there

September 30, 2015

Make Me by Lee Child

The Boundless World of Jack Reacher By Nancy Bilyeau A TRAIN STOPS at night next to “a grain elevator as

September 30, 2015

Strong Light of Day by Jon Land

Agro-Terrorism: “A Match Made in Hell” By Josie Brown Picking up the latest novel in the Caitlyn Strong Texas Ranger

September 30, 2015

Turning Point: An interview with Karin Slaughter

“How Crime Tears People Apart” By E.M. Powell With over 30 million copies of her books sold worldwide, Karin Slaughter

September 30, 2015

Africa Scene: An interview with C.M. Elliott

Writing the Post-Colonial Crime Novel By Joanne Hichens Born in England, C.M. Elliott is the author of the Sibanda series,

September 30, 2015

Trend Watch: The YA Fear Factor

How TV Shows like “Scream” Fuel the Young Adult Horror Surge By Dawn Ius Carolyn Lee Adams didn’t write Ruthless

September 30, 2015

Novelist Guided Tour: Peter Tonkin on Dahab

By Peter Tonkin We are racing to the Blue Hole, a diving spot on the Sinai, in the backs of

September 30, 2015

Primordial by Toby Tate

By Christina Ironstone When towering black obelisks start appearing around the Mediterranean, CIA operative Gabrielle Lincoln begins to question their

September 30, 2015

Death, Taxes, and a Chocolate Cannoli by Diane Kelly

By Diane Kelly When people think of mysteries and thrillers, their mind normally goes to killers of one variety or

September 30, 2015

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