Guest Article on Crimespree with Megan Mostyn-Brown
In her debut novel, producer/TV writer/playwright/actor Megan Mostyn-Brown brings forth a dark tale of wealth, family, and cannibalism in The Need. Known for the Netflix series Bodkin, the Fox network series Gotham, and others…
Guest Article on Crimespree with Eriq LaSalle
Author Eriq La Salle has an impressive history as an award-winning actor, director, and producer for TV and feature films. Although known for his role of Dr. Peter Benton on the long-running ER TV series for which he won three SAG awards and three NAACP awards…
Guest Article on Crimespree with John Wolf
In Wolf with a Badge, John Wolf, a retired veteran of thirty years with Broward County Florida law enforcement and his wife Arlene provide readers a vivid, behind-the-scenes look at police work…
Guest Article on Crimespree with Jayne Ann Krentz aka Jayne Castle
New York Times Best-Selling author, Jayne Ann Krentz, writing as Jayne Castle steps back into the futuristic, colonized world of Harmony with her latest book, Enter the Nightmare. In a strange world of deception and danger, protagonist Alice Radstone is caught in a…
Guest Article on Crimespree with Christine Carbo
After an extended break following the release of Book Four in her acclaimed Glacier Mystery series, author Christine Carbo is back with a stand-alone thriller that begs the question: “What would I have done?” Again, using the backdrop of Montana, where Carbo resides,…
Guest Article on Crimespree with Luke Goebel
In an interview from Spain, the multi-talented Luke Goebel shared some insights to his new novel, Kill Dick. Goebel is the co-writer of feature films such as Eileen, starring Anne Hathaway, and Causeway, starring Jennifer Lawrence. In Kill Dick, he combines murder,…
Guest Article on Crimespree with Connor Martin
Debut author Connor Martin’s espionage thriller, The Silver Fish, is a powerful tale of foreign intelligence in West Africa where people are not who they say they are, and life is expendable. The page-turning book puts the reader in the heart of the story as American…
Guest Article on Crimespree with James Cahill
Following the success of his debut book, Tiepollo Blue, British art critic, academic, and author James Cahill brings his vast knowledge of the unique world of art forth in his latest novel, The Violet Hour. Cahill is a scholar with degrees from Magdalen College,…
Guest Article on Crimespree with Deborah Goodrich
A psychological thriller about friendship and loss, trauma and unreliable memory, where reinvention and secrets drive suspense toward a shocking twist.
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Interview of Nancy Grace
Nancy Grace’s book, What Happened to Ellen? asks, “Are more than 20 stabs wounds suicide or homicide?”
