Thrillers

Two Desperate Strangers Collide in Suspenseful Case of Missing Boy

Hope Chen’s heart is shattered when she receives the tragic news that her sister, Cassidy, who disappeared from her life nine years earlier has turned up dead. Luckily, she is comforted by the presence of her 9-year-old nephew, Luca, whom she and her husband must take care of in her…

Natalia KavaleFebruary 6, 2024

Jayne Ann Krentz - Interview - The Night Island

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Jayne Ann Krentz’s New Romantic Suspense Installment Brings Amnesia and Psychic Intuition

New York Times bestselling author Jayne Ann Krentz — who also writes under the pen names of Amanda Quick and Jayne Castle — had always wanted to write an amnesia story. “It’s the ultimate mystery of ‘did I do it?’” she says, in an exclusive interview with BookTrib. “And it…

Dawn IusJanuary 29, 2024

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Fans of Terry Hayes’ “I Am Pilgrim”: Your 10-Year Wait is Over with “The Year of the Locust”

Terry Hayes' long-awaited second novel, The Year of the Locust, is launching on Feb 6., some 10 years after his bestselling, groundbreaking thriller I Am Pilgrim. It’s been a long wait for fanatical Pilgrim fans, but from the first sentence of Locust, it’s like reconnecting with a long-lost friend. (Read the review on…

BookTribJanuary 29, 2024

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Belsky Again Takes Intimate Look at the News Business in Latest Thriller

It’s a subtle point. But the following quote tells you what the world of Clare Carlson is all about and, in turn, what R.G. Belsky’s sixth Clare Carlson mystery, Broadcast Blues (Oceanview), is all about. Well into the story, Carlson, the news director for a New York TV station whose…

Jim AlkonJanuary 2, 2024

Unnatural Death by Author Patricia Cornwell

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Patricia Cornwell’s 27th Scarpetta Novel Features Another “Unnatural Death”

Bigfoot didn’t do it. Patricia Cornwell — who, as the author of 40 books that have sold more than 120 million copies around the world, has left her own indelible mark — offers that disclaimer without hesitation. If it seems like an odd admission, it’s not. As her newest novel,…

John B. ValeriJanuary 23, 2024

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Cover Reveal for Lindy Ryan’s “Cold Snap,” A Chilling Novella of Dread, Isolation and Sinister Spirits

A grieving mother and son hope to survive Christmas in a remote mountain cabin, in this chilling novella of dread, isolation and sinister spirits lurking in the frozen woods. Perfect for fans of The Only Good Indians, The Shining and The Babadook. Lindy Ryan's Cold Snap will be released on…

BookTribJanuary 23, 2024

Thrillers

In Old Hollywood, Hard-Boiled Detective Hunts for Missing Film

Vamp is the seventh full-length novel in masterful author Loren D. Estleman’s Valentino, Film Detective series. These cinematic gems are as enticing as the buttery roasted aroma of fresh movie lobby popcorn. Film buffs and avid mystery readers can also ferret out several short stories featuring this intrepid film archivist…

Linda HitchcockJanuary 19, 2024

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Why Read African Thrillers? A Year in Review

This story appears through BookTrib’s partnership with the International Thriller Writers. It first appeared in The Big Thrill. Readers of mysteries and thrillers enjoy great stories, memorable characters, and an adrenaline rush or two. Many of them also enjoy mind travel — going to other parts of the world where…

Michael SearsJanuary 8, 2024

James Patterson and Brian Sitts - Holmes Marple & Poe

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James Patterson on “Holmes, Marple & Poe,” Writing and Adapting Books to Screen

James Patterson wants to clear up a myth. Contrary to popular belief, he is involved in every book bearing his well-known name — heavily. In fact, at any one time, Patterson — who currently holds the world record for the number of #1 New York Times bestsellers by a single…

Dawn IusJanuary 3, 2024

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Rookie Detective Finds Herself Facing Racist Partner and Deranged Madman

When Things Fall Apart injects new life into the modern crime thriller with a hero like we’ve never seen before, and a deranged killer without equal. Rookie police detective Kit Hanover tracks down leads in her first homicide case, hampered by racial prejudice and misogyny from within her own department.…

Michael FerryDecember 20, 2023

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Man Sets Out to Unravel Truth Behind Twin Brother’s Murder in Psychological Thriller

What could drive someone to want to kill his own brother? The answer will leave readers of Blue Ridge by Peter Malone Elliott stunned. This debut psychological thriller follows a pair of identical twins, Cillian and Christopher, who are long estranged and filled with a deep hatred for each other.…

Madeline SuarezJanuary 9, 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

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Caz Frear Asks “Can Good People Do Bad Things?”

Caz Frear certainly doesn’t make it a habit to complain about bad service — but the one time she did inspired the plot for her latest chilling novel, Five Bad Deeds. After leaving the restaurant, Frear says she started worrying that maybe she’d been too hard on the waitress. What…

Dawn IusDecember 19, 2023

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Amidst Crime and Political Corruption, One Detective is Determined to Pursue the Truth

Author Shawn Wilson literally cuts to the chase in her intriguing debut thriller Relentless (Oceanview Publishing). No better time to turn up a dead body than in her first six lines. That this mess happens during D.C.’s cherry blossom season provides a touch of irony, to say nothing of the…

Tori ClaytonJanuary 16, 2024

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This New Thriller Proves: Never Bet Against a Pair of Redheads

“It’s like buying wood that already has termites deep inside.” If you’re an American company producing defense technology – technology the Pentagon relies on – you don’t want to acquire a German company that’s been penetrated by Chinese agents. But that’s exactly what LaSalle, a Fortune 500 company based in…

Jim ParryJanuary 16, 2024

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Two Desperate Strangers Collide in Suspenseful Case of Missing Boy

Jayne Ann Krentz’s New Romantic Suspense Installment Brings Amnesia and Psychic Intuition

Fans of Terry Hayes’ “I Am Pilgrim”: Your 10-Year Wait is Over with “The Year of the Locust”

Belsky Again Takes Intimate Look at the News Business in Latest Thriller

Patricia Cornwell’s 27th Scarpetta Novel Features Another “Unnatural Death”

Cover Reveal for Lindy Ryan’s “Cold Snap,” A Chilling Novella of Dread, Isolation and Sinister Spirits

Why Read African Thrillers? A Year in Review

James Patterson on “Holmes, Marple & Poe,” Writing and Adapting Books to Screen

Rookie Detective Finds Herself Facing Racist Partner and Deranged Madman

Man Sets Out to Unravel Truth Behind Twin Brother’s Murder in Psychological Thriller

Caz Frear Asks “Can Good People Do Bad Things?”

Amidst Crime and Political Corruption, One Detective is Determined to Pursue the Truth

This New Thriller Proves: Never Bet Against a Pair of Redheads

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