Suspense & Thriller Authors - Introduce Yourselves!

[dhaupt]

Hi Allen and Gail and Joshua welcome

[becke_davis]

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Joshua_Graham wrote:

Hi everyone,

BEYOND JUSTICE 

My name is Joshua Graham and I'm the author of BEYOND JUSTICE, winner of the 2011 International Book Awards, Listed on Suspense Magazine's Best of 2010, and #1 bestselling nookbook on BN in Legal Thrillers, Christian Thrillers and Christian Fiction.

Here are just some of the reviews for BEYOND JUSTICE:

"...A riveting legal thriller.... breaking new ground with a vengeance... demonically entertaining and surprisingly inspiring."
~PUBLISHERS WEEKLY

"faith, understanding, joy and mercy in their purest forms."
"twists, turns and surprises"
"so much in the way of emotion."
"Take the time to read this book. You will not be disappointed."
~SUSPENSE MAGAZINE

...A MASTERFUL LEGAL THRILLER
...A book worthy of a feature length Hollywood movie...
...the best mystery novel that I have ever read.
...a plot worthy of Hollywood!
...a fitting climax in true John Grisham form.
~EAST COUNTY MAGAZINE

Look for my next Suspense Thriller DARKROOM (Simon & Schuster/Howard Books) coming May 2012!

http://Joshua-Graham.com

http://facebook.com/J0shuaGraham

Twitter: @J0shuaGraham



The Accidental Hero (A Digital Short) 

ONCE WE WERE KINGS 

The Accidental Existentialist 

THE ACCIDENTAL EXORCIST 

THE ACCIDENTAL REBEL       

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  Hi Joshua - I'm looking forward to your featured visit later this month!

[becke_davis]

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GailBarrett wrote:

Sorry for the messy format!!!  I tried to edit it after I'd loaded up the links and couldn't do it.  Ugghh.

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It's very hard to fiddle with formatting here!

[Joshua_Graham]

Thanks!

[Joshua_Graham]

Thanks Becke, so am I! 

[harleyhoney]

A big WELCOME to all of the authors who have introduced themselves here.  I am very pleased to meet you and to hear about your books.  Love having lots more titles to add to my B&N shopping list.

Nancy

[QuirkyQuill]

Becke - as usual - thank you so much for your help!

[QuirkyQuill]

Hi, Gail!  Don't worry.  I'm still struggling with 'links'.  Yours look beautiful!

Best of luck, Malla Duncan

[becke_davis]

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QuirkyQuill wrote:

Becke - as usual - thank you so much for your help!

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You're welcome! About the links - sometimes "Add Product" can be glitchy. Heck, just about everything is glitchy at one time or another. The gnomes and gremlins like to hang out here and mess with our heads - and everything else! Thanks for bearing with us!

[maxcat]

Hi, Donna, Nancy and Malia.... Interesting books that I will add to my evergrowing TBR pile.

[maxcat]

Hi, Allan, Gail and Joshua..... I will definiely check into your books. Welcome to the Mystery Forum.

[Grace_Greene]

Thanks, Becke. A new anthology is out, Summer Shorts, and I have a short story in it that also takes place in Emerald Isle at the same time as Beach Rental. There's a slight tie in, but they are separate stories.

[becke_davis]

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Grace_Greene wrote:

Thanks, Becke. A new anthology is out, Summer Shorts, and I have a short story in it that also takes place in Emerald Isle at the same time as Beach Rental. There's a slight tie in, but they are separate stories.

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Thanks, Grace!

[JenEstes]

Hi everyone! I hope I'm not too late to the party. I want to introduce myself and my debuting Foul Ball mystery series, the first of which is Big Leagues, to be released November 2011 from Camel Press in both paperback and e-book editions. It features the quirky Cat McDaniel, a rookie sportswriter who finally gets her dream job, only to uncover a nightmare of baseball conspiracy.

You can find more about me, Big Leagues and the upcoming series at my website, www.jenestes.com.

Happy reading!

[becke_davis]

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JenEstes wrote:

Hi everyone! I hope I'm not too late to the party. I want to introduce myself and my debuting Foul Ball mystery series, the first of which is Big Leagues, to be released November 2011 from Camel Press in both paperback and e-book editions. It features the quirky Cat McDaniel, a rookie sportswriter who finally gets her dream job, only to uncover a nightmare of baseball conspiracy.

You can find more about me, Big Leagues and the upcoming series at my website, www.jenestes.com.

Happy reading!

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Hi Jen - Thanks for joining us! I hope you'll come back and post the link to your book here when it becomes available!

[ToniD16]

Hi All,

Firstly, thanks Becke for the chance to introduce myself and my book on this thread. It's very much appreciated.

BADWATER is about two forensic geologists—a young woman and her father-figure mentor—who track down stolen radioactive waste in Death Valley. It’s part mystery, part ecothriller. It’s meant to entertain, but also to get the reader thinking about a couple of things: where are we going to put all this lethal-hot stuff coming from nuke plants, and what happens when humans make mistakes in an unforgiving line of work—the Ooops Factor. But, firstly, the book is meant to entertain!  Here’s a short blurb:

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Forensic geologists Cassie Oldfield and Walter Shaws embark on a perilous hunt—tracking a terrorist who has stolen radioactive material that is hotter than the desert in August. He threatens to release it in America’s most fragile national park, Death Valley.

But first he must stop the geologists who are closing in.

As the hunt turns dangerous, Cassie and Walter will need grit along with their field skills to survive this case. For they are up against more than pure malice. The unstable atom—in the hands of an unstable man—is governed by Murphy’s Law. Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.

And it does.
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And here's a link to the book on Barnes&Noble:

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/BADWATER/Toni-Dwiggins/e/2940012940414

[becke_davis]

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ToniD16 wrote:

Hi All,

Firstly, thanks Becke for the chance to introduce myself and my book on this thread. It's very much appreciated.

BADWATER is about two forensic geologists—a young woman and her father-figure mentor—who track down stolen radioactive waste in Death Valley. It’s part mystery, part ecothriller. It’s meant to entertain, but also to get the reader thinking about a couple of things: where are we going to put all this lethal-hot stuff coming from nuke plants, and what happens when humans make mistakes in an unforgiving line of work—the Ooops Factor. But, firstly, the book is meant to entertain!  Here’s a short blurb:

>>>

Forensic geologists Cassie Oldfield and Walter Shaws embark on a perilous hunt—tracking a terrorist who has stolen radioactive material that is hotter than the desert in August. He threatens to release it in America’s most fragile national park, Death Valley.

But first he must stop the geologists who are closing in.

As the hunt turns dangerous, Cassie and Walter will need grit along with their field skills to survive this case. For they are up against more than pure malice. The unstable atom—in the hands of an unstable man—is governed by Murphy’s Law. Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.

And it does.
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And here's a link to the book on Barnes&Noble:

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/BADWATER/Toni-Dwiggins/e/2940012940414

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Hi Toni - It's great to meet you!

BADWATER  

[dhaupt]

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ToniD16 wrote:

Hi All,

Firstly, thanks Becke for the chance to introduce myself and my book on this thread. It's very much appreciated.

BADWATER is about two forensic geologists—a young woman and her father-figure mentor—who track down stolen radioactive waste in Death Valley. It’s part mystery, part ecothriller. It’s meant to entertain, but also to get the reader thinking about a couple of things: where are we going to put all this lethal-hot stuff coming from nuke plants, and what happens when humans make mistakes in an unforgiving line of work—the Ooops Factor. But, firstly, the book is meant to entertain!  Here’s a short blurb:

>>>

Forensic geologists Cassie Oldfield and Walter Shaws embark on a perilous hunt—tracking a terrorist who has stolen radioactive material that is hotter than the desert in August. He threatens to release it in America’s most fragile national park, Death Valley.

But first he must stop the geologists who are closing in.

As the hunt turns dangerous, Cassie and Walter will need grit along with their field skills to survive this case. For they are up against more than pure malice. The unstable atom—in the hands of an unstable man—is governed by Murphy’s Law. Whatever can go wrong, will go wrong.

And it does.
<<<

And here's a link to the book on Barnes&Noble:

http://search.barnesandnoble.com/BADWATER/Toni-Dwiggins/e/2940012940414

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Toni thanks for visiting I LOVE eco-thrillers

[ToniD16]

Hi Debbie,

Well you just made my morning! Sure hope you enjoy it.

And I'm sure glad I found this thread.

Toni