The Intel: Isabelle Grey
Here’s an Easter treat… we’re great fans of Isabelle Grey here at Crime Thriller Fella, so we’re delighted to be taking part in the Blog…
The Intel: Kate Medina
Kate Medina received widespread acclaim for her debut thriller, White Crocodile - written as KT Medina - set in the minefields of Cambodia. Now,…
Guest Post: Amy Stewart
Photo: Terrence McNally Now the Girl Waits With Gun Blog Tour has rolled to Crime Thriller Fella, let’s talk about Constance Kopp… She towers…
The Intel: Adam Brookes
Spy novels have never been so popular, and Adam Brookes is at the forefront of a new generation of authors who are reinventing an enduring genre…
The Intel: SG Redling
Photo: Toril Lavender SG Redling is an American author who has written across a number of genres in her career. Her latest crime novel, Baggage -…
The Intel: Deborah Bee
The Blog Tour for Deborah Bee’s startling debut The Last Thing I Remember starts right here, right now, at Crime Thriller Fella. Deborah’s…
The Intel: Leigh Russell
Some people have crime authorship sequenced into them at a genetic level. Take Leigh Russell. An incredibly prolific author, she can write two,…
The Intel: Richard Davis
Readers can’t get enough of those FBI guys who travel the length and breadth of the States. Going off the grid, getting embroiled in mayhem and…
The Intel: Carol Goodman
Photo: Jennifer May. You’re driving home from a party one night during a fierce snowstorm, a drink or two inside you, and - bump! - you hit…
The Intel: Ann Morgan
Let’s be clear, Beside Myself is one hell of a debut from Ann Morgan. A corker of a novel about what happens when our very sense of a self is…
The Intel: Nadia Dalbuono
The American is the follow-up to Nadia Dalbuono’s acclaimed Rome-set thriller The Few, which featured her compromised detective, Leone Scamarcio.…
The Intel: Barbra Leslie
If you’re looking to break bad this Christmas, then Barbra Leslie’s Cracked - the first in a trilogy featuring her kickass heroine Danny…