A Word With Alex Segura

Why do you write the genre that you write?I’ve been lucky to be able to write in multiple genres – and mediums – in my career, but I always come back to crime. Even when I’m working in comics or other genres, like sci-fi, there’s always a...

Eve Foster by Liv Andersson *plus giveaway*

Philadelphia, PA—1997 It was nearly nine in the evening when I got the call. I’d been sitting by the pool, on the veranda of our Tudor Revival home in the Chestnut Hill section of Philadelphia, sipping my third gin and tonic and sucking on a cigarette, when Thomas...

Violet Finch by C.A. Phipps

As the middle Finch sister, Violet hasn’t had things her own way, but tasked with cataloging an important citizen’s family treasures, she is finally following her dreams of researching and assessing books and antiques. When some items go missing, and with the...

Myrtle Kane by Linda Lovely

My name’s Myrtle Kane. My late husband and I moved from Iowa to Hullis Island, South Carolina, when we retired—Hayes was Keokuk’s fire chief, I was a registered nurse. The Lowcountry captured our hearts when we visited our daughter Kylee, then a Coast Guard...

Theodora Laurent by Lynn Morrison

There are certain rules one must follow as a member of high society, and these hold doubly true when you are secretly a spy. Allow me to introduce myself. In most social circles, I’m known as Theodora Laurent, the international femme fatale with a mysterious past....