Neil Nyren

Thrillers

In the Search for Lost Women, a Marshal Finds Herself

“Here she was. Day three. Standing in front of a rickety mobile home on a dusty reservation where she didn’t belong, working a job she didn’t want, sure she wasn’t ready to face a fuming mother convinced her daughter was missing.” In Laurie L. Dove’s Mask of the Deer Woman,…

Neil NyrenDecember 27, 2024

The Resurrectionist A Rae Dunlap Interview

Fiction

Science, Desire — and Bodies — in 19th Century Edinburgh

To hear my mother tell the story, my decision to abandon my studies at Oxford was enough to disgrace my father into an early grave. Regardless of his habits — his drinking, his gambling, his debts — in her mind, it was my own act of reckless rebellion that finally…

Neil NyrenNovember 29, 2024

Thrillers

Uncover Dark Secrets in Chilling Crime Novel

“When everything was drenched in sleep, Ava knew it was time. She eased out of bed, and when her feet touched the floor she became still … The trick at night was to banish all thoughts and let instincts govern. She must be stealthy and quick: the Small Hours were…

Neil NyrenOctober 25, 2024

Thrillers

A Girl Disappears. The Aftershocks Do Not.

“People don’t just disappear. Of course they don’t. They take up too much space in the world. They are pounds of flesh, gallons of blood. Teeth, bones, fingernails. It all has to go somewhere.” In Sarah Sawyer’s The Undercurrent, it is 2011, but it might as well be 1987. That…

Neil NyrenSeptember 27, 2024

Thrillers

She’s Not a Killer – She’s Karma

“Serial killer. I loathed those words. They weren’t fair – not when used against me. Had I made those men disappear? Okay. Yes – but I dealt in karma – not murder. It wasn’t like I skulked around, killing randos.” As Emma C. Wells’ This Girl’s a Killer opens, Cordelia…

Neil NyrenAugust 30, 2024

Thrillers

The Perfect Day – Until She Saw the Stranger at the Wedding

“The trouble with lies is that one begets another. They multiply like rats, one stacked on the other, until, before you know it, it’s rats all the way down.” Annie and Mark met on the 5:38 train to London Bridge. As they would discover, both had traumas in their past.…

Neil NyrenJuly 26, 2024

Fiction

A Comet Brings Secrets, Love, Obsession, Death

“The woman I was back then could never have foreseen what was coming, and I can’t reach back into the past to warn her.” Sylvia Knight, 32, the narrator of Ruby Todd’s Bright Objects, finally thinks she knows what to do. The funeral home she works for in a small…

Neil NyrenJune 28, 2024

Thrillers

In the Streets and Swamps of Miami Lies Danger – and Salvation

“There’s no rehabilitation in prison. You just become more of whatever landed you in there.” “That so? Then what did you become more of in there?” “A hunter.” Miami, 2016. Cuban-American Ignacio Guerra, 23, is home after three years in jail for assaulting a police informant who set him up…

Neil NyrenMay 31, 2024

Fiction

Little Deaths and Big Deaths: A Gothic Mystery Through a Modern Lens

“The way I see it, in any good life you need to die several times to really lead a life worth living. There are little deaths and there are big deaths. My tale has both – and the real tragedy would be if this story were to die with me.…

Neil NyrenApril 26, 2024

Fiction Thrillers

Two Women Search for Justice – It’s Not What They Expect

I was on fire. I’d never felt this sort of rage before, the kind that blinds, the kind that was sinking itself into my skin, over and over and over. The speaker in Sara Koffi’s While We Were Burning (G.P. Putnam's Sons) is Elizabeth Smith, and her life is falling…

Neil NyrenMarch 29, 2024

Thrillers

A Local Newscaster Finds Her New Story Hits Too Close to Home

“When most people think of Larry Lemmon, they remember the guy who called for a wall across the U.S.-Mexico border long before Donald Trump did. When I think of Larry Lemmon, I remember a guy who cut my lunch – and nearly my life – short.” In Christina Estes’ Off…

Neil NyrenFebruary 23, 2024

Everyone who can Forgive me is Dead by Jenny Hollander

Thrillers

Which is Most Dangerous? What We Remember – Or What We Forget?

“Everyone who was there, or pretends they were, says the same thing: the tabloids got it wrong. But they didn’t, not really. “The articles said: Charlotte Colbert escaped unscathed. Which is true. While the others were in surgery or stretched out in the morgue, I was in the shower, scrubbing…

Neil NyrenJanuary 26, 2024

Thrillers

Crime Made Her Life a Spectacle — Then It Got Worse

“I had always thought of my memory as something like a historical record. Evidence. “Now, I’m not so sure. Now, I have a new appreciation for the unreliable narrator. Now, I understand how a normal person could go mad. It takes one tug at one thread, and the whole illusion…

Neil NyrenDecember 29, 2023

Thrillers

A Theater Critic in the Performance of Her Life – and Maybe Her Death

I know what happens when I involve myself. When I allow myself to feel without limit. Bad things. Dangerous things. In Alexis Soloski’s Here in the Dark (Flatiron), Vivian Parry is a former actress and now junior theater critic for a New York magazine. She has secrets in her past,…

Neil NyrenNovember 24, 2023

Thrillers

Female FBI Agent Faces the Challenge of a Lifetime in International Thriller

The pilot pointed. “See that hole in the wall behind you?” Alex turned to look. “One of those bullets must have hit the transmission fluid line.” “How much time do we have?” “I need to set down now.” “Not an option. Do you know what’s in the van?” “Yes, ma’am.…

Neil NyrenOctober 30, 2023

Fiction

Everyone is a Suspect at Isolated Hunting Lodge in Irresistible Murder Mystery

The writer of murder, like all writers, must be a miser, concealing revelations bit by bit; for every novel is a puzzle, and every reader a sleuth. So begins Dann McDorman’s West Heart Kill, and it is a murder mystery like none other. All the classic ingredients are here: corpses…

Neil NyrenSeptember 29, 2023

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