Espionage/Thriller

8 of the Most Terrifying
Mothers in Crime Fiction

The Mothers of Crime Fiction Make Yours Look Like a Saint

May 11, 2018  By Carissa Chesanek
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Paper Ghosts

Julia Heaberlin

"When she was twelve, my sister fell into a grave."

May 11, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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The Silenced Woman and the Psychological Thriller

How to Write A Feminist Thriller From a Male Perspective

May 10, 2018  By Araminta Hall
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A Million Drops

Victor del Árbol, translated by Lisa Dillman

"The landscape took on a certain density after the rain, the colors of the forest seeming deeper."

May 10, 2018  By CrimeReads Excerpts
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What Is a Thriller?

Otto Penzler Guides Readers Through Mystery's Sub-Genres

May 9, 2018  By Otto Penzler
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The Day the World Discovered
America's Spy Program

How a Civil Defense Drill Gave Way to an Espionage Debacle

May 9, 2018  By Monte Reel
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9 Debut Crime Novels to Discover This Spring

Gothic Suspense, Mothers Divided, and Globetrotting Spies

May 7, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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The Essential True Crime Books
of Spring 2018

16 New Books to Feed Your True Crime Addiction

May 4, 2018  By CrimeReads 
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The Day the Cambridge Five
Spy Ring Defected

How the Notorious Spies Fled England One Fine Spring Afternoon

May 4, 2018  By Roland Phillips
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Why Jean-Patrick Manchette Abandoned the Crime Novel

And Why Spy Noir Was His Great Hope. The Author's Son Charts His Literary Journey.

May 3, 2018  By Doug Headline
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