Over the course of three Jake Jackson novels, English writer, editor, podcaster and Radio Times morning co-host, Stig Abell has carved out a crime fiction niche that continues the lineage of the English country mystery, while bringing the literary chops that always make his stories seem fresh.
Dead Line Arliss Cutter Book 7 Marc Cameron Kensington Pub July 29th, 2025 Dead Line by Marc Cameron, a former US Marshal, is very realistic. This is no surprise considering he draws upon his past experiences to create riveting storylines. This story has Deputy...
A Killer Wedding by Joan O'LearyWilliam Morrow/September 23, 2025 Joan O'Leary's solid debut, A Killer Wedding, is a fun whodunnit as light as the champagne guzzled by its (many) narrators. Christine Taylor has clawed her way to senior editor status...
Early in my new thriller, “What About the Bodies,” Liz, a failing songwriter, looks back on her life, sneers, then launches into a spiteful tirade over the music world, her audiences, her fellow musicians and more. I imagine that her fury felt good to her. It sure...
My dark thrillers are often described as eerie and atmospheric. Setting is no mere passenger to my plot. Often, place—as well as the protagonist’s voice—inspires much of the story arc before I’ve even started writing.
Murder at Arleigh A Gilded Newport Mystery Book 13 Alyssa Maxwell Kensington Pub August 2025 Murder at Arleigh by Alyssa Maxwell highlights high society drama. This suspenseful plot brings back reporter-sleuth Emma Cross Andrews who must decide if the whispered...
