Sentences with phrase «reader of thrillers»
I am an avid reader of thrillers and this one of the best I have read.
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First, my fiction is written for readers of thrillers and action - adventure, with Amazon as my primary marketing vehicle.
Not exact matches
New Line Cinema's horror thriller «IT,» directed by Andy Muschietti («Mama»), is based on the hugely popular Stephen King novel of the same name, which has been terrifying readers for decades.
But if you're even a mildly cynical A-section reader and / or devourer of suspense novels, and especially if you've enjoyed the many fine British multipart political thrillers that have graced our airwaves, like To Play the King and A Very British Coup and State of Play, then The State Within will seem either too familiar or too diffuse.
MediaMikes.com has teamed up with Image Entertainment to provide two of our readers with a free DVD of the new thriller, «Way of the Wicked.»
We've been provided with four clips and almost four minutes of behind - the - scenes - footage from director James McTeigue's (V for Vendetta) thriller The Raven to share with our readers.
New Line Cinema's blockbuster horror thriller «IT,» directed by Andy Muschietti («Mama»), is based on the hugely popular Stephen King novel of the same name, which has been terrifying readers for decades.
New Line Cinema's horror thriller «IT,» directed by Andrés Muschietti («Mama»), is based on the hugely popular Stephen King novel of the same name, which has been terrifying readers for decades.
To celebrate the Home Entertainment release of WOLF, the award - winning crime thriller that closed this year's Raindance Film Festival, we've got a dark, intense clip to share with THN readers.
All readers have confirmed that they got interesting and little known aspects of Syrian civil war combined with the excitement of a fast - paced thriller.
Tenacity by S.J. Law Law served in the Royal Navy for 20 years, spending the latter half of this career in the Submarine Service, so there's no one better to take readers into the depths of a submarine - set thriller.
Far from tiny towns like Penny Gate, K.A. Tucker's He Will Be My Ruin takes readers to the crowded streets of New York City, though this heart - stopping urban thriller asks a similar question: How well do we really know the ones we love?
ONLY THE LONELY Iain Reid's debut novel, I'm Thinking of Ending Things, is a tightly crafted, taut thriller that readers can easily finish in a single sitting — perhaps on a lounge chair by the pool.
Paranoid readers will especially enjoy Coben's latest thriller full of blackmail and unraveling secrets.
Readers can expect major entertainment in two paranormal thrillers that bridge the gap between mystery and horror, starring a couple of detectives who are in way over their heads.
The must - read thriller of 2018, this riveting and relentlessly compelling psychological suspense debut weaves a mystery about a childhood game gone dangerously awry that will keep readers guessing right up to the shocking ending.
The books certainly have differences — for one, The Expats is a spy thriller — but I think they will appeal to the same sort of reader.
Every once in a while, a new thriller writer emerges with such an instant command of his craft that readers everywhere take notice.
Review of Pentecost by Seeley James «Joanna Penn achieves what Steve Berry dreams of, a thriller that takes the reader deep into remote locations, ancient myths, and local histories with a passionate, compelling voice.
If you're a thriller reader and a fan of Karin Slaughter books, keep reading.
Tens of thousands have joined me in reading one of my thrillers each month as part of the Ultimate Reader Experience.
«this romantic revenge thriller will keep readers turning pages in a state of breathless suspense.»
On the other side of the coin, mystery and thriller readers are paper readers, and high value readers.
So, a lot of times I direct my readers to other thriller writers to give myself a break.»
If you're writing a series of mysteries or thrillers with a recurring protagonist, then blogging about her hobby or day job is a great way to reach readers potential readers.
Author interview: Rebecca Whitney Readers are being treated this winter to a new wave of thrillers coming mostly from the UK.
This cover is appealing to readers of romance, thriller, action and other genres.
Another book that, as a reader of spy thrillers and mysteries, I think is very well - written, is available now in paperback and Kindle editions, and any day through iBooks, Kobo, Barnes & Noble and more via Smashwords.
Germany, 1949: Amid the chaos of defeat, it's a place of dirty deals, rampant greed, fleeing Nazis, and all the intrigue and deceit readers have come to expect from this immensely talented thriller writer.
A hard - hitting thriller of murder, vengeance, and secret passions that will keep readers spellbound.
Non-British readers are probably less familiar with the main subject of Charles Cumming's spy thriller than those in his home country.
Erdrich's Shadow Tag is being pitched as entirely different from her other novels, «a heart stopping story with the tension and suspense of a psychological thriller, an anatomy of a marriage that leads its characters, as well as the reader, to a stunning and utterly unexpected ending.»
Like Katniss, she's a natural, lighting from thriller to bodice ripper to fantasy in the space of a few chapters, churning out a powerful, innovative oeuvre without making a big deal about it... She's a literary fusioneer, that rare writer who is all things to all readers.
- Booklist «Part thriller, part sociological study, the novel sheds light on poverty, corruption, and greed while bringing readers intimately close to the plight of those who illegally cross borders with the hope of a brighter future.»
The Dante Club is a magnificent blend of fact and fiction, a brilliantly realized paean to Dante's continued grip on our imagination, and a captivating thriller that will surprise readers from beginning to end.
Russell, One of the great things about being a thriller writer is that readers eat them like M&M s and thus your sales only help the sales of the other capable thriller writers.
I entered my suspense / thriller Instrument of the Devil in the Kindle Scout contest, where readers choose which books they'd like to see published.
The first year of Fiction River Presents features volumes revolving around themes such as family, thrillers, offbeat stories, first professional sales, and readers» choice.
In the end, he was able to design a cover that stood out, but still grabbed the attention of readers looking to read a thriller.
As my conspiracy thriller, The Grotto's Secret, nears publication I explore what thrilling elements makes readers want more and more of the best thriller novels.
Part historical thriller, part romance, part mystery, The Sorrow of Nurses takes the reader on an emotional journey that will leave the question: is any human weakness really what it first appears to be?
A novel of unrelenting suspense that could only come from the pen of # 1 New York Times bestselling author Lee Child, The Affair is the start of the Reacher saga, a thriller that takes Reacher — and his readers — right to the edge... and beyond.
HIGH - DEMAND BACKSTORY: Combine Koryta's existing fan base, the current vogue for wilderness thrillers, and an aggressive marketing campaign, and you get a novel certain to attract a whole lot of eager readers.
While readers can enjoy most of his works on their e-readers and tablets, this will mark the horror and thriller writer's first foray into publishing a highly anticipated work without paper.
Why do you think readers are so drawn to domestic thrillers that are centered on a marriage, and what do you love most about these types of stories?
Like her last book, this is a gripping psychological thriller that will have the reader on the edge of the seat until the last chapter.
This series of five books, plus two bonus books to readers who pay seven dollars or more, is a grouping of thriller titles under the name «The Second Degree Bundle.»
Mystery and suspense books are BookPage readers» favorite genre, and this year offered plenty of chilling psychological thrillers, traditional whodunits and all the red herrings we could hope for.
After three days, I found myself with a sink full of dirty dishes as Gardner's Catch Me delivers a twisted thriller that completely immerses readers in the streets of Boston.
Two novels that have nearly topped out BookPage editors» personal freak - o - meter rankings in terms of sheer level of creepiness are Mo Hayder's The Devil of Nanking, a thriller set in Tokyo that takes readers on a journey to the Nanking Massacre, and Scott Smith's The Ruins, about a vacation gone wrong in the Mayan jungle.