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Thievery

Lead Me Into Danger: New Excerpt

By Daniella Bernett

September 26, 2015

Lead Me Into Danger by Daniella Bernett is a debut mystery featuring a journalist and jewel thief embroiled in international intrigue (available October 1, 2015). A journalist, a jewel thief, and a Russian spy…when their paths cross, it’s murder. Journalist Emmeline Kirby hasn’t laid eyes on her former lover Gregory Longdon, a jewel thief, in…

Sorry, Yogi, That Door’s for Cat Burglars

By Crime HQ

August 17, 2015

An Idaho man's home has been repeatedly raided by thieving bears, and a cub even tried to sneak in through the cat flap! There are more incredible pictures of the sneak thieves living it up at Douglas Harder's condo at CNN, which reports: The first visit was in May, when a family of bears climbed…

The Devil’s Share: New Excerpt

By Wallace Stroby

July 1, 2015

The Devil's Share by Wallace Stroby is the 4th thriller in the Crissa Stone series about a professional thief who finds herself on the run after a botched gig  (available July 7, 2015). It's been a year since professional thief Crissa Stone last pulled a job, and she's spent that time under the radar, very…

Run Down to the Ground: Drugstore Cowboy (1989)

By Brian Greene

January 12, 2015

One of the few bits of learning I retained from my years as a sleepwalking college student, was a lesson a film class instructor gave us as a lead-in to a section on film noir. He said that one common aspect of those movies was that many of them centered around doomed characters trying to…

Thief: New Audio Excerpt

By Mark Sullivan

December 15, 2014

Thief by Mark Sullivan is the 3rd book in the Robin Monarch series about a world-class thief who may have stumbled onto the secret to immortality (available December 16, 2014). Robin Monarch is a man with a complicated past and dangerous present. He’s been a soldier, a CIA agent, a freelance operative but first and…

Tip Jar via Flickr

Coffee Shop is Robbed, Responds By Creating Food Drive for Thief

By Crime HQ

December 10, 2013

It's a rare thing to know of someone who gets money stolen from them only to have the reaction: “They must have needed it more than I did.” But that's exactly the reaction one coffee shop owner had last week when a thief nonchalantly grabbed money out of the tip jar and walked out of…

Shoot the Woman First by Wallace Stroby

Shoot the Woman First: New Excerpt

By Wallace Stroby

December 2, 2013

An excerpt of Shoot the Woman First by Wallace Stroby, the third thriller in the series about thief Crissa Stone (available December 3, 2013). A half million dollars in drug proceeds, guarded by three men with automatic weapons. For Wallace Stroby's determined heroine, professional thief Crissa Stone, and her team, stealing it was the easy…

Stop Thief!

Stop Thief!: Pranksters Have Fun with Statues

By Crime HQ

November 25, 2013

Many people take every opportunity they can to have some fun at a statues expense. A recent group of Reddit users compiled some statue shenanigans at their finest. See any statues you recognize?

Outlaw by Mark Sullivans

Fresh Meat: Outlaw by Mark Sullivan

By Lance Charnes

October 16, 2013

Outlaw by Mark Sullivan is the second book in the Robin Monarch thriller series (available October 22, 2013). Some thrillers take a ripped-from-today’s-headlines scenario, tart it up, and turn it loose on a recognizable slice of the real world. If there’s disbelief to be suspended, it comes in small doses. Other thrillers, on the other…

Movie poster: The Italian Job

The Appeal of the Heist

By Andy Adams

April 28, 2013

Heists are a staple of the crime genre. Who doesn’t love stories like Ocean’s 11, The Italian Job, or even A Fish Called Wanda? But, unlike murder and other crimes, heists are crimes we can get behind. We actually cheer on the criminals in their attempt to rob people. But why is that? Why can…

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