Best Thriller Books on A KILLER’S GAME
The story is exhilarating, the pacing is at breakneck speed, the characters are tremendous and the action is ruthless. It’s not to be missed. Click here to read the review
Cracking Captivating Codes
When you see a puzzle, a hidden message, or a secret code, do you have an urge to solve it? Let’s face it, cracking a code is a dopamine hit mixed with an adrenaline rush.
Isabella tn the Indy Author
Isabella had a great conversation on Choosing Your Publishing Path with Matty Dalrymple at The Indy...
My Big Fat Latino Novel
The Latino equivalent of Windex is Vicks VapoRub, which is used to treat everything from a head cold to a sucking chest wound. Now you know.
A Bite of the Big Apple
I’m not a native New Yorker. Not even a transplant. In fact, I had only visited NYC a handful of times when the bright idea occurred to me to set my new series there.
Keeping It Real
Even for those who have worn a gun and badge, research is an essential part of writing crime novels.
Regional Flavor
I write two crime fiction series, one with a homicide detective and the other featuring a federal agent. A major difference between the two is how the setting changes the feel of the story.
Rabbit Holes of Research
I was recently on a panel of authors at the ThrillerFest conference in New York City. The subject was “Google, Experts, or Travel: Researching Your Novel.” We all had a lively discussion about the methods we preferred as well as the pros and cons of each.
AudioFile Magazine on THE FALCON
Fantastic review of THE FALCON from AudioFile Magazine!
