Interview with Mark Edwards
It would be ludicrous to attempt to sum up the plot of Mark Edwards’ innovative, clever and totally compelling thriller, The Wasp Trap.
Book Review: With Friends Like these
With Friends Like These by Alissa Lee, released via Atria Books, is a solid thriller for those who enjoy high stakes competitions and can overlook a bit of forced conflict. A group of Harvard roommates and former alums annually play a game where they simulate...
Book Review: The Day I Lost You by Ruth Mancini
Ruth Mancini’s The Day I Lost You is a taut, emotionally charged psychological thriller that explores motherhood, grief, and the thin line between truth and delusion. It’s the kind of novel that keeps you second-guessing every chapter, and just when you think you’ve figured it out, you haven’t.
Interview with Dan Fesperman
Many years ago, 2004 to be exact, I was an occasional author escort (this is when the big publishers toured authors for readings or talks, often all across the country) and one of my jobs was to drive a thriller/espionage writer named Dan Fesperman
Book Review: Adrift by Will Dean
Will Dean’s Adrift is an emotional gut punching novel. It drags you through sadness, frustration, anger, shock, and leaves you teary-eyed by the final page. I was completely wrapped up in Peggy and Samson’s lives, silently rooting for them to find freedom, safety, and love without control. It’s deeply moving, often painful, and, at its core, incredibly powerful.
Book Review: List of Suspicious Things by Jennie Godfrey
Set against the fear-soaked backdrop of late-1970s Yorkshire, The List of Suspicious Things is a tender, funny, and quietly heartbreaking coming-of-age mystery that shines a light on innocence lost amid real-world terror. It’s hard to believe this is Jennie Godfrey’s debut because it reads with the confidence of a writer who deeply understands both the human heart and the weight of history.