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True Believer by Jack Carr

By P. J. Bodnar TRUE BELIEVER, the follow-up novel to Jack Carr’s award-nominated debut, Terminal List, begins with the protagonist,

July 31, 2019

Taken to Die by Ann Simas

By George Ebey This summer, Ann Simas brings us TAKEN TO DIE, the fifth installment in her exciting Grace Gabbiano

July 31, 2019

The String by Caleb Breakey

By Charles Salzberg Maybe it was in the stars that Caleb Breakey, who started out as a budding sports journalist,

July 31, 2019

Whisht Hall by Jane Jordan

By Karen Harper Jane Jordan is known for blending two compelling genres—horror and romantic suspense. And in her latest gothic-inspired

July 31, 2019

The Favorite Daughter by Kaira Rouda

By Millie Naylor Hast The perfect home. The perfect family. What if it’s all a lie? Jane Harris lives a

July 31, 2019

Needled to Death by Annelise Ryan

By Cathy Perkins Annelise Ryan is the USA Today bestselling author of the popular Mattie Winston mystery series. I caught

July 31, 2019

Pride, Prejudice and Poison by Elizabeth Blake

By Charlie Cochrane I live not far from Winchester, so I know how passionate the fans of Jane Austen can

July 31, 2019

Hot Roll by Patricia McLinn

One of their own becomes a target… A voice on the phone says Jennifer’s best friend has tragically died in

July 31, 2019

Grave Expectations by Heather Redmond

In this clever reimagining of Charles Dickens’s life, he and fiancée Kate Hogarth must solve the murder of a spinster

July 31, 2019

Buried by Ellison Cooper

In Ellison Cooper’s suspense thriller BURIED, an FBI neuroscientist is on the trail of a serial killer who’s turned up

July 31, 2019

Purpose of Evasion by J. A. Walsh

Terrorists killed his parents. Now Sami Lakhani works in the dark corners of intelligence to kill the terrorists, but he’s

July 31, 2019

Second Sight by Aoife Clifford

When Eliza Carmody returns to her small hometown after a destructive wildfire, she witnesses a crime that draws her back

July 31, 2019

Disappeared by J. T. Brannan

The shocking disappearance of little Katie Morgan two years ago horrified the nation. Snatched from a holiday beach-house in the

July 31, 2019

Fishermen’s Court by Andrew Wolfendon

Finn Carroll is a failed artist living a marginal existence in his dead parents’ home. So why would a team

July 31, 2019

July 29 – August 4: “Is it difficult to write characters of the opposite sex?”

This week we’re joined by ITW members Bob Mayer, Kimberly Belle, Hilary Davidson, Meghan Holloway and Arthur Kerns as they

July 28, 2019

July 22 – 28: “Tell us about your favorite book on the craft of writing.”

On Writing…Plot and Structure…Writing the Breakout Novel…this week we’re joined by ITW Members Sheila Lowe, J. H. Bográn, R. J.

July 21, 2019

July 15 – 21: “What was the most difficult thing to research in your last novel?”

ITW Members Jodé Millman, Sheila Lowe, Mike Houtz and Hilary Davidson join us this week to discuss researching their novels.

July 14, 2019

On the Cover: Carter Wilson

Flying By the Seat of His Pants By Dawn Ius Carter Wilson is an unabashed pantser. Even after six thrillers

June 30, 2019

Between the Lines: Riley Sager

The Fine Line Between Psychological Thriller and Horror By April Snellings In Riley Sager’s LOCK EVERY DOOR, a young woman,

June 30, 2019

On the Cover: Laura Lippman

Keeping Things Fresh By Alex Segura Laura Lippman doesn’t like repeating herself. Whether Lippman, the bestselling and acclaimed author of

June 30, 2019

Up Close: Joshilyn Jackson

Grown-up Games, Redemption, and Diving the Deep By K. L. Romo “We were grown-up women, so we packed our worsts

June 30, 2019

ITW Award Nominees: Best First Novel

By Dawn Ius When asked what it would mean for The Chalk Man to win the 2019 ITW Thriller Award

June 30, 2019

Up Close: Alison Gaylin

Kidnapping, Killing, and the Search for Closure By K. L. Romo You never truly know anyone. Every human being who

June 30, 2019

Liz Berry on Making the Most of ThrillerFest

Heading to ThrillerFest? Liz Berry’s Tips on Making the Most of Your Conference Experience By Dawn Ius Attending writing conferences

June 30, 2019

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True Believer by Jack Carr

Taken to Die by Ann Simas

The String by Caleb Breakey

Whisht Hall by Jane Jordan

The Favorite Daughter by Kaira Rouda

Needled to Death by Annelise Ryan

Pride, Prejudice and Poison by Elizabeth Blake

Hot Roll by Patricia McLinn

Grave Expectations by Heather Redmond

Buried by Ellison Cooper

Purpose of Evasion by J. A. Walsh

Second Sight by Aoife Clifford

Disappeared by J. T. Brannan

Fishermen’s Court by Andrew Wolfendon

July 29 – August 4: “Is it difficult to write characters of the opposite sex?”

July 22 – 28: “Tell us about your favorite book on the craft of writing.”

July 15 – 21: “What was the most difficult thing to research in your last novel?”

On the Cover: Carter Wilson

Between the Lines: Riley Sager

On the Cover: Laura Lippman

Up Close: Joshilyn Jackson

ITW Award Nominees: Best First Novel

Up Close: Alison Gaylin

Liz Berry on Making the Most of ThrillerFest