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Special to the Big Thrill: ThrillerFest X by Kimberley Howe

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International Thrills: An Interview with Simon Toyne

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Africa Scene: An interview with Roger Smith on Cape Town corruption

By Joanne Hichens Roger Smith’s thrillers are published in eight languages and two are in development as movies in the

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Industry Spotlight: Susan Spann on the Five Things This Publishing Lawyer Wishes Authors Knew

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A Pattern of Lies by Charles Todd

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Murder Under the Oaks: Bouchercon Anthology 2015

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Broken Chain by Lisa von Biela

Dr. Kyle Sommers is one of a team of CDC doctors deployed nationwide to find the cause. Along with his

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The Girl in the Maze by R. K. Jackson

R. K. Jackson’s lyrical, twisty psychological thriller debut follows an aspiring journalist as she uncovers dark truths in a seaswept

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Killer Run by Lynn Cahoon

Jill Gardner—owner of Coffee, Books, and More—has somehow been talked into sponsoring a 5k race along the beautiful California coast.

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Contract to Kill by Andrew Peterson

When Toby Haynes witnesses a double murder—and suspects his boss, Tanner Mason, as the perpetrator of the crime—he does the

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No Hard Feelings by Mark Coggins

By Seth Harwood Mark Coggins’ work has been nominated for the Shamus and the Barry crime fiction awards, and selected

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Error in Diagnosis by Mason Lucas, M.D.

By Dan Levy If there were more Dr. Gary Birken’s in the world, fiction writers wouldn’t have to worry about

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Primal Force by D. D. Ayres

By Jessica Driscoll Passion and suspense are front and center in D.D. Ayres’ fourth installment of the K-9 Rescue Series,

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Just Another Termination by Linda Thorne

By George Ebey In Linda Thorne’s exciting debut, JUST ANOTHER TERMINATION, a career human resources manager flees bad bosses and

August 31, 2015

Hostage Taker by Stefanie Pintoff

By Valerie Constantine Throngs of holiday makers crowd the streets of New York in anticipation of the Christmas tree lighting

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The Grid by Harry Hunsicker

By David Healey Harry Hunsicker’s third book in the Jon Cantrell thriller series could be described in many ways as

August 31, 2015

The Ripper Gene by Michael Ransom

By Steve Turner Michael Ransom’s THE RIPPER GENE, as strongly suggested by its title, is the fictional existence of a

August 31, 2015

Speak the Dead by Grant McKenzie

By E. A. Aymar Grant McKenzie doesn’t pull punches, but they’re not thrown without purpose. His new thriller, SPEAK THE

August 31, 2015

Dawn of the Deb by Laurie Moore

By Basil Sands Laurie Moore is a cop turned investigator turned lawyer turned thriller writer. At the age of six, Moore

August 31, 2015

Second to Nun by Alice Loweecey

By Amy Lignor There are interesting lives; there are interesting authors. Then, there are interesting authors who’ve led interesting lives.

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Idyll Threats by Stephanie Gayle

By Terry DiDomenico The voice that came first: “World weary, and sad, but also sharply funny.” This is the beginning

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The Fury by Shane Gericke

By Jeff Ayers Bestselling author Shane Gericke has been held at knifepoint, hit by lightning, and shaken the cold, sweaty

August 31, 2015

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