Category: Self incrimination
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February 2, 2018
Self-Incrimination – Nick Clark Windo
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Nick Clark Windo, author of THE FEED, introduces his favourite crime and thriller reads in our Self-Incrimination piece
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March 30, 2017
Self Incrimination – Claire McGowan
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Claire McGowan, author of the Paula Maguire series - the latest BLOOD TIDE is out now, picks Tana French's BROKEN HARBOUR for our regular Self Incrimination piece.
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December 20, 2016
Self-Incrimination – Michelle Adams
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Michelle Adams, author of MY SISTER, picks Thomas Harris's SILENCE OF THE LAMBS for our regular Self-Incrimination piece!
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December 6, 2016
Self-Incrimination – G X Todd
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G X Todd, author of DEFENDER, writes our regular Self Incrimination piece and picks Dean Koontz's INTENSITY!
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December 1, 2016
Self-Incrimination – Amanda Reynolds
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Amanda Reynolds picks her favourite psychological suspense novels for our regular Self-Incrimination blog piece!
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October 31, 2016
Self Incrimination – Mary Torjussen
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Mary Torjussen, author of GONE WITHOUT A TRACE, picks her favourite novels for our regular blog piece.
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September 28, 2016
Self Incrimination – Anna Smith
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Anna Smith, author of KILL ME TWICE, looks back on her experiences as a front-line journalist and how witnessing tragedy ultimately fed into her writing.
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September 14, 2016
Self Incrimination – Brenda Novak
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Brenda Novak, author of HER DARKEST NIGHTMARE, picks her favourite novels for our regular Self Incrimination piece!
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August 16, 2016
Self Incrimination – Jenny Blackhurst
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Jenny Blackhurst, author of Before I Let You In and How I Lost You, picks her favourite thriller
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March 14, 2016
Supposing Jane Austen had been a crime writer?
Leading crime author and television screenwriter, Isabelle Grey, explains why she thinks Emma was the first novel of psychological suspense.
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