5 Things to Know About Becoming an Art Thief
The only way to solve a mystery, as a writer, is to become a criminal.
The only way to solve a mystery, as a writer, is to become a criminal.
Choosing just five books to make my all-time list is a form of purgatory hell as I could list five hundred and still grieve the omission of the novels I love that didn’t make the cut. Needless to say, these five novels are not in a specific order. They are an...
The Court of Shadows belongs to the historical fantasy genre. As such, I took little-known facts and striking anecdotes from the historical Versailles, where I grew up, and I used them to create my vampiric version of Versailles
A key characteristic of psychological suspense novels is that they are full of twists, surprises and uncertainty - we never quite know who is telling the truth or who we can trust. The psychological thriller is part of the...
For my new book The Siberia Job, I go pretty deep into Russian research—but these are 5 places I couldn’t go. You won’t be able to go either.
Amita Murray takes us on a journey from the pleasure gardens of society to the dangerous streets of 19th century London, in this spectacular romantic debut by an unforgettable new voice.