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Winners Announced for the 2020 ITW Awards

On Saturday, the International Thriller Writers announced the winners of the 2020 ITW Thriller Awards. Usually part of a banquet at the climax of the organization’s annual ThrillerFest conference, this year’s festivities were of necessity as virtual as the event itself. The awards were presented in a recorded session, with…
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July 14, 2020
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Feel the Female Power in These 9 Kickass Female Detective Novels

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/Untitled-design-22.jpg From Hercule Poirot to Sherlock Holmes, detective work has often been attributed to intelligent and witty men. Women bring a different sensibility to their work, and solve crimes in ways that men never could. A solid kickass female detective has an inquiring mind, a take-no-shit attitude, clever intuitiveness, and…
Daniela Ramras
July 20, 2020
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Jon Land’s Favorite July Thrillers

Karin Slaughter is always good, but in the mesmerizing False Witness (William Morrow), she’s downright great. At its heart, this is a legal thriller extraordinaire that follows lawyer Leigh Collier barely managing to balance her firm’s politics and time demands with being the mother of a sixteen-year-old daughter. Driving the…
Jon Land
July 26, 2021
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Jon Land’s Must-Read April Thrillers

amahttps://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/Gambling-Man.jpg David Baldacci is no stranger to hitting literary home runs, but his second book to feature World War II-veteran-turned-avenging-angel Aloysius Archer, A Gambling Man, (Grand Central) is a flat-out grand slam. His second adventure finds Archer heading west to Los Angeles — Hollywood, more specifically  — in the (eventual)…
Jon Land
April 23, 2021