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The daughter of a town marshal, Linda Lael Miller is a #1 New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author of more than 100 historical and contemporary novels, most of which reflect her love of the West. Raised in Northport, Washington, Linda pursued her wanderlust, living in London and Arizona and traveling the world before returning to the state of her birth to settle down on a spacious property outside Spokane.

Tina Susedik is an award-winning, Amazon best-selling, multi-published author with books in both fiction and non-fiction, including history, children’s, military books and romances. Her favorite is writing romance stories where her characters live happily ever after. Tina also writes spicier romance as Anita Kidesu. Her romantic suspense, “Love With a Side of Crazy,” was recently named for Book of the Year in Romance with Authors on the Air Global Radio network.

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Writing thrillers is different than other genres. Lots of balls to keep in the air with characters that pop, action that surprises and raises the hair of the back of your neck, and an ending that hangs with you long after closing the book. How does a writer pull that off?

Writing thrillers is different than other genres. Lots of balls to keep in the air with characters that pop, action that surprises and raises the hair of the back of your neck, and an ending that hangs with you long after closing the book. How does a writer pull that off?

Dr. Natasha Bajema interviews Max Brooks about his longtime efforts to influence national security through fiction. He is currently a non-resident fellow at West Point’s Modern Warfare Institute and the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security. He’s also the author of three bestselling zombie-themed books including World War Z, as well as graphic novels featuring real world issues such as biological warfare.

Dr. Natasha Bajema interviews Max Brooks about his longtime efforts to influence national security through fiction. He is currently a non-resident fellow at West Point’s Modern Warfare Institute and the Atlantic Council’s Brent Scowcroft Center for Strategy and Security. He’s also the author of three bestselling zombie-themed books including World War Z, as well as graphic novels featuring real world issues such as biological warfare.

Doug Lyle discusses his latest Jake Longly comedic thriller!

Doug Lyle discusses his latest Jake Longly comedic thriller!

Author Graham Sclater stepped into the Interrogation Room to clear up some things about his BOOKS OF THE MONTH. In this episode, he discusses Ian Rankin's IN A HOUSE OF LIES and Lee Child's PAST TENSE.

Graham studied creative writing for film and television at the Phoenix Arts Centre in Exeter, England, and his work has been optioned for television series by companies such as the BBC. He worked as a musician across Europe, and as a session player in many of the top London studios. Graham has performed with celebrated artists including Jimi Hendrix, Fats Domino, James Taylor, and Elton John, and started Tabitha Records in 1976. His background in music formed the basis of his first novel, “Ticket to Ride,” which he set in 1960’s Hamburg and published in 2006. He’s since written and had published a children’s book, historical fiction, four additional novels, and a nonfiction guide for writers.

Graham is heard regularly on terrestrial and web-based radio stations around the world reviewing his Book of the Month and presenting the A-Z of writing on Live Wire Talk and “Hits & Bits” where he tells the story behind the “hit” record.

Graham's site:

grahamsclater.com

Gavin's site:

gavinreese.com

Author Graham Sclater stepped into the Interrogation Room to clear up some things about his BOOKS OF THE MONTH. In this episode, he discusses Ian Rankin's IN A HOUSE OF LIES and Lee Child's PAST TENSE.

Graham studied creative writing for film and television at the Phoenix Arts Centre in Exeter, England, and his work has been optioned for television series by companies such as the BBC. He worked as a musician across Europe, and as a session player in many of the top London studios. Graham has performed with celebrated artists including Jimi Hendrix, Fats Domino, James Taylor, and Elton John, and started Tabitha Records in 1976. His background in music formed the basis of his first novel, “Ticket to Ride,” which he set in 1960’s Hamburg and published in 2006. He’s since written and had published a children’s book, historical fiction, four additional novels, and a nonfiction guide for writers.

Graham is heard regularly on terrestrial and web-based radio stations around the world reviewing his Book of the Month and presenting the A-Z of writing on Live Wire Talk and “Hits & Bits” where he tells the story behind the “hit” record.

Graham's site:

grahamsclater.com

Gavin's site:

gavinreese.com

Kyle Mills steps into the Interrogation Room to clear up a few things about his upcoming release, LETHAL AGENT. He's the #1 NYT bestselling author of nineteen books, including the latest Mitch Rapp novel and several novels in Robert Ludlum's Jason Bourne universe. Kyle has also composed his own bestselling series about beleaguered FBI Special Agent Mark Beamon. After growing up in Oregon, Washington, DC, and London as the son of an FBI agent, he gained tremendous exposure to the intelligence community that would later provide his novels their unique and spellbinding authenticity.

In this episode, Kyle and host Gavin Reese discussed his path to becoming a full-time bestselling author, how he deals with the pressure of past successes, and the rough justice required in his espionage thrillers.

"It never gets easier. You just go faster." -- Greg Lemond, as told by Kyle Mills

Kyle's works:

https://www.amazon.com/Kyle-Mills/e/B000APXUH0

Kyle's site:

kylemills.com

Gavin's works:

https://www.amazon.com/Gavin-Reese/e/B072W5PPGS/

Gavin's site:

gavinreese.com