A thriller master talks to a rising star about her characters, her craft, and her new novel. 

Her debut novel was one of our favorite books of 2016, and Gina Wohlsdorf has us on edge once again with her latest thriller, Blood Highway. We asked Wohlsdorf what books have kept her up late into the night...

International spy thrillers, quirky buddy adventures, dark psychological thrillers, and suspenseful murder mysteries--basically, the whole gamut and then some.

On July 14, the International Thriller Writers announced the awards for best hardcover novel, best original paperback novel, best e-original novel, best first novel, and best young adult novel in a ceremony headlined by George R. R. Martin.

With twists that will have you gasping out loud, this Hitchcockian noir thriller landed at number four on our list of the best books of 2018 so far. In this piece originally published on January 10, 2018, author A.J. Finn reflects on his influences and inspirations.

We caught up with bestselling mystery-thriller author Ruth Ware on the Seattle leg of her book tour for The Death of Mrs. Westaway.  And now we can't wait for her to return.  

James Patterson sits down with us to talk about co-writing "The President Is Missing" with President Clinton and why the threat at the core of the novel is more dire than we believe.

Read an excerpt from "The President Is Missing" - an all-too-possible modern-day thriller from former president Bill Clinton and bestselling author James Patterson.

From an upcoming thriller co-written by former president Bill Clinton and James Patterson to a fictional murder at Abraham Lincoln's inaugural ball, these six White House whodunits turn the president and his closest allies into private eyes.

Meredith Wild tells us why she took the leap from hard-edged romance to dark suspense—and which three books have inspired her along her journey.

Here's to the first bumper crop of summer thrillers.

Based on a novella by Jonathan Ames, You Were Never Really Here is a gritty new thriller from Amazon Studios starring Joaquin Phoenix. We spoke with the writer about the origins of the story, New York's "ugly beauty," and how a certain French sensibility made the movie possible.

The protagonist in this great debut crime thriller is deaf. How would that affect his experience? And what's it like to write a deaf character when you aren't deaf?

Here's your monthly list of go-to mysteries, thrillers and suspense novels.

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