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Thrillers

Robert B. Parker’s Blood Feud: Chatting with Mike Lupica

As a reviewer and insider, Ryan Steck has been called “the Godfather of the thriller genre.” In this first contributed piece to BookTrib, Ryan names every thriller hitting the bookshelves this fall that genre aficionados should know about. Visit Ryan at www.therealbookspy.com. Replacing an icon can’t be easy, but you wouldn’t know…

Ryan SteckNovember 30, 2018

Thrillers

Tall Poppy Review: Psycho Dysfunction in “Little Black Lies”

A funny thing happened after I read Little Black Lies (Grand Central Publishing). I met Sandra Block on Twitter soon after reading the book. I remember writing in 140 characters or less: I loved Little Black Lies. You should be a Tall Poppy Writer. I want to be your friend. I’m…

Ann GarvinAugust 9, 2018

Thrillers

What If the Fate of the World Was in Your Hands?: An Excerpt from the Latest Jack Mars Novel

These days, the threat of nuclear war is not an unusual occurrence. And for Luke Stone, curbing that threat is part of the job. In Our Sacred Honor, the sixth book in Jack Mars’ thriller series, the former FBI agent is asked to embark on his boldest mission yet when…

Early Bird BooksSeptember 12, 2017

Romance

Christy Carlyle Proves Business and Pleasure Can Mix

In Christy Carlyle’s A Duke Changes Everything (HarperCollins), Nicholas Lyon is a man with scars, both literally and figuratively. Cast aside as a bastard and tortured by his nobleman father, Nick is only too happy to renounce a title that has brought him nothing but pain. Forced to survive on his…

Krista BegganNovember 27, 2018

Romance

A Romantic Heroine Makes Ripples in the Gilded Age

In Maya Rodale’s Duchess by Design, (Avon) Miss Adeline Black is a seamstress on a mission to change the world, one pocket at a time. A dress isn’t just a dress to Ada -- it’s a statement. In 1895 New York City, the right dress on the right woman could…

Krista BegganNovember 1, 2018

Romance

Eloisa James Continues to Impress in “Born to be Wilde”

The year is 1780 and we’re on book 3 of The Wildes of Lindow Castle by Eloisa James, Born to Be Wilde (Avon). The Wildes are an extraordinary extended family: eccentric, outrageous, loving and full of joy. They are the perfect reflection of rambunctious Georgian high society. The Wildes are an utter…

Nicola CornickJuly 26, 2018

Miscellany

Author Buzz Giveaway From Elisabeth Naughton

This week's Author Buzz giveaway features a steamy romance from a writer who has topped both New York Times and USA Today bestseller lists. For more on the latest book from Elisabeth Naughton in her House of Sin series and how you can win a free copy, read below for a message…

AuthorBuzzSeptember 24, 2018

Miscellany

AuthorBuzz: Ted Neill Thrills with a new Elk Riders Book and Giveaway

Dear Reader, see what this week’s AuthorBuzz author, Ted Neill has to say about his new book in the Elk Riders series! Learn about the book's inspiration and giveaway. Dear Reader It’s been a wild adventure but as they say, “all good things . . .” To celebrate The Magus,…

BookTribAugust 21, 2017

Nonfiction

BookTrib Q & A with Marcelino Truong, Author-Illustrator of Graphic Novel ‘Saigon Calling’

BookTrib: You’re a self-taught illustrator, and the images you have in both graphic novels are very particular, and sometimes deal with very heavy subject matter, which is reminiscent of MAUS. Did your artistic abilities grow organically in the media of drawing for graphic novels, or did you start off drawing,…

Marcelino TruongDecember 21, 2017

Giveaways

Sequels and Series Everyone is Talking About This Week in AuthorBuzz

Dear Reader For years, readers of One Thousand White Women have asked me to write a sequel. The Vengeance of Mothers chronicles the next wave of extraordinary women who traveled west to become “brides” of the Cheyenne, and in the aftermath of tragedy, must ask themselves: how far can we go to avenge…

AuthorBuzzSeptember 18, 2017

Fiction Romance

Sarah MacLean’s Riot of a Romance is Quite the “Bombshell”

Rakes and rogues and rascals (oh, my!) have long been a staple in historical romance. And one of their biggest proponents and creators is author Sarah MacLean, whose latest novel, Bombshell (Avon), the first in her new Hell's Belles series, exploded into release yesterday. MacLean has often professed her interest…

JeriAnn GellerAugust 25, 2021

Fiction

Military and Political Thriller Meets American Family Saga in “The Wolf and the Fox”

Readers seeking a l-o-n-g thriller they can sink their teeth into, one that's rich with characters and history, need seek no more. D.P. Harshman’s The Wolf & The Fox Volume 1, Beginning of the Middle (D&D Publications LLC) is the first of a planned six volumes, each averaging 700 pages.…

Joanna PoncavageAugust 4, 2021

Fiction

The Handmaid’s Tale: To Be Continued in “The Testaments”

Good news, Handmaid fans! Margaret Atwood just announced she will deliver a sequel to her dystopian classic, The Handmaid’s Tale, next year. To be titled The Testaments (Random House), Atwood promises readers, “Everything you’ve ever asked me about Gilead and its inner workings is the inspiration for this book. Well, almost…

Joanna PoncavageNovember 29, 2018

Fiction

‘Strong to the Bone’ is Jon Land’s Most ‘Introspective’ Book in Series

In September, author James R. Hannibal (The Fourth Ruby) gave an outstanding review of Jon Land's latest in the Caitlin Strong series, Strong to the Bone, which was released today. Here we revisit Hannibal's review of what he calls Land's most "introspective" and deeply "insightful" book in the series. …

James R. HannibalDecember 5, 2017

Fiction

Unwinding “The Labyrinth of the Spirits”

Stories have no beginning and no end, only doors through which we may enter them. Internationally acclaimed author Carlos Ruiz Zafón has presented us with many dark and dazzling doors in his Cemetery of Forgotten Books series. In the grand finale of this saga, The Labyrinth of the Spirits (Harper) Ruiz Zafón deftly…

Rebecca ProulxSeptember 20, 2018

Fiction

Interview with Jonathan Stroud, Author of ‘The Empty Grave’

Born in Bedford, England, Jonathan Stroud self-published his first work at age eight. After several years of working as an editor in London, Stroud "finally took the plunge," and ventured into the world of publishing as a writer in his own right. Watch as Jonathan Stroud talks with us about…

BookTribOctober 4, 2017

Robert B. Parker’s Blood Feud: Chatting with Mike Lupica

Tall Poppy Review: Psycho Dysfunction in “Little Black Lies”

What If the Fate of the World Was in Your Hands?: An Excerpt from the Latest Jack Mars Novel

Christy Carlyle Proves Business and Pleasure Can Mix

A Romantic Heroine Makes Ripples in the Gilded Age

Eloisa James Continues to Impress in “Born to be Wilde”

Author Buzz Giveaway From Elisabeth Naughton

AuthorBuzz: Ted Neill Thrills with a new Elk Riders Book and Giveaway

BookTrib Q & A with Marcelino Truong, Author-Illustrator of Graphic Novel ‘Saigon Calling’

Sequels and Series Everyone is Talking About This Week in AuthorBuzz

Sarah MacLean’s Riot of a Romance is Quite the “Bombshell”

Military and Political Thriller Meets American Family Saga in “The Wolf and the Fox”

The Handmaid’s Tale: To Be Continued in “The Testaments”

‘Strong to the Bone’ is Jon Land’s Most ‘Introspective’ Book in Series

Unwinding “The Labyrinth of the Spirits”

Interview with Jonathan Stroud, Author of ‘The Empty Grave’

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