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Blonde Ice by R.G. Belsky

A Journalist on the Hunt for a Killer By Dawn Ius R.G. Belsky knows his way around a newsroom. Now,

September 30, 2016

The Seventh Canon by Robert Dugoni

A Searing Stand-Alone Thriller on Legal Conscience By Dawn Ius In the seventh grade, a young Robert Dugoni delivered a

September 30, 2016

All the Little Liars by Charlaine Harris

A Terrifying Crime Close to Home By Nancy Bilyeau Before Sookie Stackhouse there was Aurora Teagarden. Charlaine Harris published Real Murders

September 30, 2016

The Heavens May Fall by Allen Eskens

By Kent Lester What is the price of justice? That is the question posed in Allen Eskens’s new novel, THE HEAVENS MAY FALL. In the case of two longtime friends, detective

September 30, 2016

September 26 – October 2: “Can there be too many surprises in a thriller plot?”

Can there be too many surprises in a thriller plot? Must each thrill help move the plot? These are the

September 25, 2016

September 19 – 25: “Do you interact with readers on Goodreads?”

Social media is all the rage (and sometimes causes rage), but has been proven to bring authors and readers closer

September 18, 2016

September 12 – 18: “Have you created characters with moral ambiguity?”

Have you created characters with moral ambiguity? This week ITW members Paul McGoran, Arlene Kay, Shannon Baker, Judy Penz Sheluk,

September 11, 2016

September 5 – 11: “What is the best point of view for a thriller?”

What is the best point of view for a thriller? This week we’re joined by ITW Members Paul McGoran, Judy

September 4, 2016

The September 2016 Edition of The Big Thrill

Read the stories that were in the September edition of the Big Thrill.

August 31, 2016

Blood of Brothers by Richard Edde

BLOOD OF BROTHERS, recently released by Black Opal Books, is set in the steamy jungles of Nicaragua during the country’s

August 31, 2016

Industry Focus: Kimberley Howe’s Report on Thrillerfest

Industry Focus: On the Frontlines By Kimberley Howe ThrillerFest attendees are still buzzing from this year’s memorable conference. We kicked

August 31, 2016

International Thrills: Clare Mackintosh

Exploring the Inevitability of Fate By Joanna Penn Clare Mackintosh’s debut novel, I Let You Go, was a Sunday Times Top

August 31, 2016

Author Guided Tour: J.H. Bográn on Honduras

A Rich History, a Vibrant Culture By J. H. Bográn Honduras’ flag inspired a motto used during the 2010 Fifa World Cup: “Un país, una pasión, ¡cinco estrellas en el corazón.” The

August 31, 2016

Africa Scene: Sally Andrew by Michael Sears

When Murder’s In the Recipe By Michael Sears With a master’s degree in adult education, Sally Andrew was a social

August 31, 2016

Get It Right: R.G. Belsky on the Job of Journalists

“Stop the Presses!” and Other Newsroom Myths By R.G. Belsky A lot of people think the news business is like

August 31, 2016

Recall by David McCaleb

By Anne Tibbets Tony “Red” Harmon’s life is a lie. In RECALL, Red discovers the hidden truth – he’s not

August 31, 2016

A Living Grave by Robert E. Dunn

By R.G. Belsky Robert E. Dunn’s last book was a horror novel about motorized monsters in a small town. His

August 31, 2016

The Breastplate of Faith and Love by Paul McGoran

Paul McGoran’s chronicle of the elegant but toxic Chitworth clan continues in THE BREASTPLATE OF FAITH AND LOVE (New Pulp

August 31, 2016

MJ-12: Inception by Michael J. Martinez

By Michael J. Martinez Humanity has always embraced new and exciting ways to inflict harm upon itself. How long did

August 31, 2016

Outside the Lines by Sheila Lowe

By Sheila Lowe In the sixth book of the Forensic Handwriting mysteries, what should have been a routine afternoon on

August 31, 2016

Wanted by Marissa Garner

Marissa Garner is celebrating the release of WANTED, the third book in her sexy, edgy FBI Heat series. Although each

August 31, 2016

The Butcher’s Son by Grant Mckenzie

By Jaden Terrell Grant McKenzie’s book blurbs read like a Who’s Who in the thriller world, earning high praise from

August 31, 2016

Festival of Fear by Ron Parham

By Ron Parham FESTIVAL OF FEAR is my third novel in the Paxton Brothers Saga, a series about an ordinary

August 31, 2016

Her Rogue Alpha by Paige Tyler

By Sidney Williams Paige Tyler’s previous paranormal romance thrillers have earned slots on the New York Times and USA Today

August 31, 2016

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Blonde Ice by R.G. Belsky

The Seventh Canon by Robert Dugoni

All the Little Liars by Charlaine Harris

The Heavens May Fall by Allen Eskens

September 26 – October 2: “Can there be too many surprises in a thriller plot?”

September 19 – 25: “Do you interact with readers on Goodreads?”

September 12 – 18: “Have you created characters with moral ambiguity?”

September 5 – 11: “What is the best point of view for a thriller?”

The September 2016 Edition of The Big Thrill

Blood of Brothers by Richard Edde

Industry Focus: Kimberley Howe’s Report on Thrillerfest

International Thrills: Clare Mackintosh

Author Guided Tour: J.H. Bográn on Honduras

Africa Scene: Sally Andrew by Michael Sears

Get It Right: R.G. Belsky on the Job of Journalists

Recall by David McCaleb

A Living Grave by Robert E. Dunn

The Breastplate of Faith and Love by Paul McGoran

MJ-12: Inception by Michael J. Martinez

Outside the Lines by Sheila Lowe

Wanted by Marissa Garner

The Butcher’s Son by Grant Mckenzie

Festival of Fear by Ron Parham

Her Rogue Alpha by Paige Tyler