Eddie Mahler, the lead detective in my debut police procedural THE SILENCED WOMEN, is haunted by his failure in a two-year-old case to prevent the murder of a young woman and to convict the man he knows to be her killer.
When I completed my first thriller, “Tell Me My Name”, I thought I had died and gone to heaven.
In my dream, they were in the base exchange, the equivalent of a general store at U.S. military outposts. I knew it was night, and I knew the place was closed.
When I was writing my feminist noir debut novel, The Lady Upstairs, I turned to other noir novels (and films!) for inspiration on crafting a character that I wanted to be both a throwback to the genre I love and also, her own creation. I
THE SECRET THING by Marybeth Mayhew Whalen is a story about sisterhood, and how a band of women supported each other through harsh times. The author noted, “Years ago, a suburban madam was arrested in my town. Back then I had never heard of such a thing and was...
We're excited to welcome some of our favorite authors to share their holiday wishes with readers! First up, Lee Goldberg! If you're not familiar with Lee's books, you'll want to remedy that post-haste! And he has one of the best author bios out there, which you can...
