Suspense & Thriller

Legalization of Sports Betting Increases Odds of Crime in Exhilarating Mystery-Thriller

As soon as I finished Tom Farrell’s intelligent, exhilarating sports betting mystery-thriller WagerEasy, I checked the author’s background to see why his writing conveyed such a thorough understanding of detective work and detective language. A retired lawyer? Nope. A chemist? No. Golf course starter? Don’t think so. City Hall clerk?…

Jim AlkonFebruary 7, 2022

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Thriller Revolving Around Self-Driving Cars Raises Complex Moral Issues

Civil Terror: Gridlock examines ambitious, near-future technology that is exploited to disastrous consequences. Self-driving, fully automated cars once seemed like a figment of an overactive imagination on the far horizon of possibility; but that future is now. Author and engineer J. Luke Bennecke keeps readers on edge with an action-packed…

Michael FerrySeptember 13, 2022

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Mythology, Conspiracy and a Thrilling Adventure for the Ages

Conspiracy theorists will delight in this thrilling novel that has everything you need to satiate your thirst for plotting, scheming and all those other things that lie beneath the surface of civilization. Revelation (BHC Press) by Victor Acquista, the sequel to Serpent Rising (BHC Press), is chockful of mythology, esoteric…

Monique SnymanSeptember 12, 2022

Fiction Thrillers

Connelly’s Latest Thriller Has High Stakes and Slow-Burn Action

No modern author has mastered the detective-thriller genre better and more consistently than Michael Connelly, but Desert Star (Little, Brown and Company), his new Harry Bosch novel, seems a little different. There are two reasons for that, but in the spirit of thriller writing, I won’t reveal the second reason until…

Dennis HetzelNovember 10, 2022

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ITW Spotlight: Native Horror Debut is a Love Letter to Denver and Heavy Metal

Erika T. Wurth is well known in her community for uplifting other writers — and certainly Indigenous writers. Even a quick Google search will net links to several articles she’s penned about the massive renaissance in Native fiction. And with the launch of her stunning literary horror debut, White Horse…

Dawn IusNovember 9, 2022

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“All Good People Here” is a Murder Mystery for True Crime Fans

Calling all Crime Junkies! If you haven’t heard the latest buzz, the rumors are true. Our favorite true crime podcaster, the incredible Ashley Flowers, has made her explosive debut as an author with her first (but hopefully not her last) novel, All Good People Here (Bantam). It is a tale…

Gabby DavisAugust 19, 2022

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“How Lucky” Police Have an Eyewitness to a Woman’s Abduction — If Only They Believed Him

Books don’t come with a “sell by” date, yet it sometimes seems that once the initial flurry of publicity heralding a debut passes, it is easy to overlook even a rare find. The temptation to grab a current bestseller may be too easy to resist, and you might miss some…

Linda HitchcockMay 11, 2022

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3 Unreliable Narrators, Mindblowing Ending for “The Girl on the Train” Follow-Up

"She was struck by the smell. Underneath the blood, all that blood, there was something else, something older, sweet and rank, like lilies left too long in the vase. The smell and the look of him, impossible to resist, his beautiful dead face, glassy eyes framed by long lashes, plump…

Naomi NairAugust 31, 2021

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In This Booker Prize Finalist, a Somali Immigrant Endures the Biased Justice System of 1950s Cardiff

Author Nadifa Mohamed explores the topic of wrongful incarceration and a corrupt justice system in her new release, The Fortune Men (Knopf). The immersive detail and timeliness of this narrative are among the reasons that the book was selected as a finalist for this year’s prestigious Booker Prize. The Fortune…

Michael FerryDecember 23, 2021

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A Book a Year with International Bestseller Ruth Ware

BookTrib is proud to present to our readers the Writers, Ink podcast, a show about the business of writing. J.K. Rowling was nearly homeless when she wrote the first Harry Potter book. Stephen King penned Carrie on a small desk wedged between a washer and dryer. James Patterson worked in…

Writers, InkOctober 17, 2022

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Rescue Missions and Murder Plots During Hurricane Katrina

Brenda’s husband might be having an affair with her ex-fiance’s wife. And now Brenda, her husband Don, and her ex John are driving 18 hours to New Orleans together in a small car to save her daughter from the ravages of Hurricane Katrina. That’s all the setup you need to…

BookTribJune 21, 2022

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Sherrie Todd-Beshore

https://booktrib.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/05/AAgray2-300x300.jpg Sherrie Todd-Beshore Adult Mystery Suspense Thriller Author of 18 books for teens and adults in the fantasy and thriller genres, Fine Points Malice And Payback was selected for the 2019 Distinctive Favorites Award. BOOKS: Mosquito Creek Inn (2011) Black Eagle Pass (2011) High Stakes Gamble (2011) Dakota Mist (2012)…

BookTribMay 24, 2019

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6 Utterly Suspenseful Tales Written by and Starring Women

Anticipation is a delightful sort of agony, and within the realms of fiction, it’s what keeps us turning pages. In romance novels, it’s the clear tension between characters, the will-they-won’t-they of it all. In fantasy and science fiction, it’s the adventure, knowing something wonderous and impossible awaits us as we…

Chelsea CicconeMay 2, 2022

Suspense & Thriller

Legalization of Sports Betting Increases Odds of Crime in Exhilarating Mystery-Thriller

Thriller Revolving Around Self-Driving Cars Raises Complex Moral Issues

Mythology, Conspiracy and a Thrilling Adventure for the Ages

“All Good People Here” is a Murder Mystery for True Crime Fans

“How Lucky” Police Have an Eyewitness to a Woman’s Abduction — If Only They Believed Him

3 Unreliable Narrators, Mindblowing Ending for “The Girl on the Train” Follow-Up

In This Booker Prize Finalist, a Somali Immigrant Endures the Biased Justice System of 1950s Cardiff

A Book a Year with International Bestseller Ruth Ware

Rescue Missions and Murder Plots During Hurricane Katrina

Sherrie Todd-Beshore

6 Utterly Suspenseful Tales Written by and Starring Women

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