Tag: thriller
When Cicadas Cry by Caroline Cleveland
When Cicadas Cry, Caroline Cleveland, Union Square & Co – Dedicated attorney Zach Stander had a growing practice and a nice lifestyle until a bad decision brought him to the edge of ruin.
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Review: Bright and Deadly Things by Lexie Elliott
Review: Bright and Deadly Things, Lexie Elliott, Berkley – Oxford don Dr. Emily Rivers is recovering from the death of her husband Nick in a car accident. An invitation to stay at the Chalet des Anglais seems the perfect chance for Emily to pass through the grieving process.
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Interview: Son Returns to China to Search for Father
A Map for the Missing, Belinda Huijuan Tang, Penguin Press – Yitian is teaching mathematics in America when he receives word that his father has gone missing in China.
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Interview: Debut Mystery, The Maid, to Be Film With Florence Pugh
Interview: The Maid, Nita Prose, Ballantine Books – Debut Mystery, The Maid, to Be Film With Florence Pugh
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Review: Wolf Point by Ian K. Smith
Review: Wolf Point, Ian K. Smith, Thomas & Mercer – Chicago: From the mean and violent streets of Englewood to the glittering downtown Loop, hardened PI Ashe Cayne has seen it all.
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Interview: Brad Parks on His Thriller, Unthinkable
Unthinkable, Brad Parks, Thomas & Mercer – Bestselling author Brad Parks is a pro at taking unusual, even “out there” premises, then populating them with relatable characters and grounding them in such realistic detail you almost believe the story could really happen.
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Review: Choose Me by Gerritsen & Braver
Choose Me, Gerritsen & Braver, Thomas & Mercer – Authors Tess Gerritsen and Gary Braver team up to produce a thriller with a Greek mythological twist. Their prose is alluring, and the plot is intriguing.
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Review: Bone Canyon by Lee Goldberg
Bone Canyon, Lee Goldberg, Thomas & Mercer – Rookie Los Angeles Sheriff Department Detective Eve Ronin gained her rapid career advancement thanks to leverage created by media exposure—one incident earned her the nickname “Deathfist.”
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A. R. Torre Creates Suspenseful Thriller, Every Last Secret
Every Last Secret, A. R. Torre, Thomas & Mercer – Torre, who initially self-published her way to the New York Times bestseller list as a romance writer, talks to Authorlink® about her decision to write a thrille
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Review: Girl Gone Mad by Avery Bishop
Review: Girl Gone Mad, Avery Bishop, Lake Union – Fourteen years ago, Emily Bennett belonged to a middle school girl gang known as the Harpies. Bullying and frequently vicious, the Harpies were detested by teachers and pupils alike.
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Review: The Unspoken by Ian K. Smith
Review: The Unspoken, Ian K. Smith, Thomas & Mercer – Former Chicago PD Detective Ashe Cayne’s strong sense of justice cost him his job when he refused to take part in a cover-up.
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Review: We are all the Same in the Dark by Julia Heaberlin
We are all the Same in the Dark, Julia Heaberlin, Ballantine Books – Trumanell Branson was a Texas town’s homecoming queen, a beyond-beautiful local heroine who overcame a deeply troubled home life to win the respect of her neighbors.
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