Christina Dodd, author of Because I'm Watching, shares what she's currently reading, some of her favorite fictional sleuths, and writing characters with PTSD in this exclusive Q&A! Describe Because I’m Watching in five words. Best book I've ever written.
Orphan X by Gregg Hurwitz is a gripping thriller about Evan Smoak—AKA The Nowhere Man—who was trained as a child to be a highly skilled assassin before he used those skills to disappear and help people with nowhere else to turn. But now, someone has found his whereabouts and will stop at nothing to eliminate…
Don't Look Back by Gregg Hurwitz finds recently single Eve Hardaway adventuring through southern Mexico when she gets into some deadly trouble (available August 19, 2014) Eve Hardaway, newly single mother of one, is on a trip she’s long dreamed of—a rafting and hiking tour through the jungles and mountains of Oaxaca, in southern Mexico. Eve…
Tell No Lies by Gregg Hurwitz is a thriller set in San Francisco about a therapist working with ex-cons who becomes involved with a hit list of murder victims (available August 20, 2013). Gregg Hurwitz’s latest novel is, at first glance, a fast-paced thriller. But it’s also a suspense story that unravels slowly, giving readers…
The International Thriller Writers (ITW) have announced their shortlists for 2013's Thriller Awards to be announced at this year's ThrillerFest. Best Hardcover Novel The Trinity Game by Sean Chercover Spilled Blood by Brian Freeman Catch Me by Lisa Gardner The Survivor by Gregg Hurwitz Defending Jacob by William Landay Best First Novel Don't Ever Get…
The Survivor by Gregg Hurwitz is a stand-alone thriller and a story of violence and redemption (available August 21, 2012). Standing on the ledge outside the 11th floor office of First Union Bank, Nate Overbay is looking down at the dumpster he so thoughtfully opened ten minutes earlier so the cleanup from his suicide will…
Romantic Times (RT) has announced the nominees for its annual Reviewers’ Choice Awards, and in the Mystery Suspense & Thriller categories, the shortlists have set them a difficult task! Contemporary Mystery Stage Struck by Peter Lovesey Ringer by Brian Wiprud Killed at the Whim of a Hat by Colin Cotterill The Woodcutter by Reginald Hill…
Yesterday, Clare Toohey posted about the Anthony Awards, which were definitely a highlight of Bouchercon. But I thought those of you who weren’t there might like to know what this blogger learned by attending: I met a lot of men who are deeply afraid of Christa Faust, and she likes it that way. The St…
