“You don’t seem to know squat about your wife.” — Sheriff Holman
Despite the long journey, Englishman Terry Sheffield arrives in San Francisco from London
“You don’t seem to know squat about your wife.” — Sheriff Holman
“You don’t seem to know squat about your wife.” — Sheriff Holman
Very happy to welcome to the blog Susan Shea, whose book The King’s Jar is out today. The King’s Jar is the follow-up to Murder in
“He’ll be home in an hour, maybe three hours, tomorrow morning at the latest.” – Detective Avraham (Avi) Avraham
When sixteen-year-old Ofer Sharabi fails to
“Lily, by now you’ve learned people never really know someone as well as they think they do, right?” – Bruxton
If travel writer Lily Moore
I’m incredibly pleased to welcome the extremely talented Hilary Davidson to the blog today. In addition to talking about the latest in her award-winning Lily Moore series, Evil
This was the second time in my life I’d had a gun pointed at me, and it still sucked. – Rebecca Robbins
Things have been
How do you define a thriller? Today L.J. Sellers, author of the award-winning Detective Jackson series, is here to talk about the expanding use of the term in fiction,
Very happy to welcome the multitalented Joelle Charbonneau to the blog today. Though most of you probably know her as the author of the Rebecca Robbins and Glee Club
I’ve been told that I have a strange name for a girl, that I’m nosy, that I’m too delicate to carry a gun. The first two are true.
