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The Most Unforgettable Female Leads in Crime Fiction

"Whether good, bad, or downright despicable, here are eleven of them you should be getting to know..."

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An Author's Dilemma: How to Write Across Genres While Maintaining Your 'Brand'

Tori Eldridge looks at how authors can follow their evolving interests without losing readers.

May 23, 2022  By Tori Eldridge
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Seven Books Where Fun and Games Threaten to Turn Fatal

"If someone asks if you want to play a game, your go-to answer should be definitely not."

May 20, 2022  By Heather Chavez
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Liar, Liar, Everything’s on Fire: A Reader's Guide to Dangerous Teens

"Sometimes evil appears wearing pink Crocs."

May 20, 2022  By Davida G. Breier
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Motherhood Is A Cult

"[A]s long as childless women like me are...expressing a long-held dream of bringing a child—any child—to the American Girl flagship store...the cult will loom large."

May 18, 2022  By Anne Heltzel
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Robin Peguero: How Proximity to Murder Has Shaped My Life

A Harvard man and a Florida teenager: the author of a new legal thriller looks back at the murderers that set his course.

May 17, 2022  By Robin Peguero
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Adrian McKinty on Family, Survival, and Finding Inspiration in 1970s Thrillers

The author traces his new thriller back to an incident on a remote Australian island and repeated viewings of Deliverance

May 17, 2022  By Dwyer Murphy
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We've All Seen the TV Shows, But What Does a Forensic Anthropologist Really Do?

Evie Hawtrey talks with Dr. Cassandra Kuba about her career in bones (and also her consulting work on Bones)

May 16, 2022  By Evie Hawtrey
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May's Best Psychological Thrillers

Featuring new books from Elizabeth Day, Dervla McTiernan, May Cobb, and more.

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The Nanny Diaries: Six Creepy Novels Involving Childcare

6 books "featuring inquisitive nannies, creepy children, supernatural forces, curiously distant parents, disapproving housekeepers, and so much more."

May 11, 2022  By Jason Rekulak
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