Cybersecurity is one of those issues most people find frightening and daunting. In his third Lana Elkins thriller, Thomas Waite again throws the reader into the world of hackers, attackers, and shadowy secrets. "Unholy Code" deals with racist rhetoric and the spread of both foreign and domestic terrorism."Unholy Code" takes place in the near future, in a world Waite calls … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Unholy Code with Thomas Waite
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Behind the story of Sympathy for the Devil
Terrence McCauley is an award-winning writer of crime fiction. His first techno-thriller is "Sympathy For The Devil." McCauley has also written gritty thrillers set in 1930 New York City. He researched the era by buying countless books on mobsters and prohibition. He delved into World War I, the Great Depression, the Jazz Age, and much more from the 1930s. McCauley jokes about … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Sympathy for the Devil
Behind the story of the Sleuth Sisters mysteries
Maggie Pill is the pseudonym of Peg Herring, the author of Sleuthing at Sweet Springs. She writes three different mystery series, including the Sleuth Sisters mysteries. Herring is an avid traveler and likes to keep her books light, but jokes she may have inadvertently ended up on a Homeland Security watch list."The Sleuth Sisters Mysteries as a whole are pretty … [Read more...] about Behind the story of the Sleuth Sisters mysteries
Behind the story of Wolf with Kelly Oliver
Kelly Oliver is the author of thirteen scholarly books, ten anthologies, and more than 100 articles. She's done work on campus rape, reproductive technologies, women and the media, film noir, and Alfred Hitchcock. So why did she turn to writing fiction? The answer lies in the pages of her Jessica James Mystery Series and the story behind the first installment, … [Read more...] about Behind the story of Wolf with Kelly Oliver
Police psychologist tells story behind The Right Wrong Thing
Ellen Kirschman is a clinical psychologist and a volunteer clinician at the First Responders Support Network. She is the recipient of the California Psychological Association’s 2014 award for Distinguished Contribution to Psychology and the author of five books. In October 2015, Kirschman's mystery about what happens when a young officer kills an unarmed teenager and tries to … [Read more...] about Police psychologist tells story behind The Right Wrong Thing