Tuesday, July 30, 2013

Killer Nashville Announces Finalists for 2013 Claymore Award

The Claymore Award

Killer Nashville has announced the finalists for the 2013 Claymore Award, honoring the best unpublished crime literature manuscript. In alphabetical order (by last name), they are …

Jacob M. Appel, The Man Who Trounced God at Chess
Laura Brennan, The End of All Things
Terri Coop, Dial 1-Pro-Hac-Vice
Vinnie Hansen, Black Beans & Venom
Charles Kingsman, Unbelievers
John Madinger, Hot Shot
Joan Kane Nichols, A Novel By Dickens
Ray Peden, One Tenth of the Law
Elizabeth Visser, Profile of a Killer
Shellie Williams, Deadly Secrets

The winner will be announced at an awards ceremony during the Guest of Honor Dinner and Awards Banquet on the Saturday evening of this year's Killer Nashville conference, which is being held from August 22nd through 25th at the Hutton Hotel and Convention Center in Nashville. Previous winners and finalists have had their books published and optioned for film; read some of their success stories, here.

Into the Darkest Corner, a Novel of Psychological Suspense by Elizabeth Haynes, Now at a Special Price

Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes

MystereBooks is pleased to feature Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes, now available at a special price, courtesy of the publisher, Harper.

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Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes

Into the Darkest Corner by Elizabeth Haynes
A Novel of Psychological Suspense
Publisher: Harper

Catherine Bailey has been enjoying the single life long enough to know a catch when she sees one. Gorgeous, charismatic and spontaneous, Lee seems almost too perfect to be true. And her friends clearly agree, as each in turn falls under his spell.

But what begins as flattering attentiveness and passionate sex turns into raging jealousy, and Catherine soon learns there is a darker side to Lee. His increasingly erratic, controlling behaviour becomes frightening, but no one believes her when she shares her fears. Increasingly isolated and driven into the darkest corner of her world, a desperate Catherine plans a meticulous escape.

Four years later, Lee is behind bars and Catherine — now Cathy — compulsively checks the locks and doors in her apartment, trusting no one. But when an attractive upstairs neighbour, Stuart, comes into her life, Cathy dares to hope that happiness and love may still be possible … until she receives a phone call informing her of Lee's impending release. Soon after, Cathy thinks she catches a glimpse of the former best friend who testified against her in the trial; she begins to return home to find objects subtly rearranged in her apartment, one of Lee's old tricks. Convinced she is back in her former lover's sights, Cathy prepares to wrestle with the demons of her past for the last time.

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Scorpion Betrayal, a Scorpion Thriller by Andrew Kaplan, Now at a Special Price

Scorpion Betrayal by Andrew Kaplan

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Scorpion Betrayal by Andrew Kaplan

Scorpion Betrayal by Andrew Kaplan
A Scorpion Thriller (2nd in series)
Publisher: Harper

The head of Egypt's State Internal Security is brutally murdered in a Cairo café — his assailant a faceless killer known only as "the Palestinian". It is the opening move in a chilling game of terror that has caught the international intelligence community completely off-guard, and the CIA turns to the one man they believe can get to the twisted roots of a looming nightmare shrouded in mystery: a former Company operative code-named Scorpion.

The breakneck hunt for a mastermind is leading Scorpion from the Middle East to the dangerous underworld of the capitals of Europe. With the fate of the free world in the hands of two well- matched adversaries there is no margin for error. But a shocking truth has been kept from the determined manhunter … and beauty will blind him to the ultimate betrayal.

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Cinemystery: Disney to Adapt Artemis Fowl Books for Film

Cinemystery: Crime Novels Adapted for Film

Walt Disney Studios is bringing 12-year-old criminal mastermind Artemis Fowl to the big screen. Michael Goldenberg (Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix) will adapt the first two books in the series (more about both, below).

Eoin Colfer introduced Artemis Fowl in 2001 and has written eight books in this fantasy/adventure/thriller series.

No release date was announced for the film.

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Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer

Artemis Fowl
Eoin Colfer
An Artemis Fowl Novel

Twelve-year-old Artemis Fowl is a millionaire, a genius — and, above all, a criminal mastermind. But even Artemis doesn't know what he's taken on when he kidnaps a fairy, Captain Holly Short of the LEPrecon Unit. These aren't the fairies of bedtime stories; these fairies are armed and dangerous.

Artemis thinks he has them right where he wants them … but then they stop playing by the rules …

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The Arctic Incident by Eoin Colfer

The Arctic Incident
Eoin Colfer
An Artemis Fowl Novel

Artemis Fowl receives an urgent e-mail from Russia. In it is a plea from a man who has been kidnapped by the Russian Mafiya: his father.

As Artemis rushes to his rescue, he is stopped by a familiar nemesis, Captain Holly Short of the LEPrecon Unit. Now, instead of battling the fairies, Artemis must join forces with them if he wants to save one of the few people in the world he loves.

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Jane Dentinger's Jocelyn O'Rourke Mysteries Now Available as eBooks

Open Road Media

Open Road today published all six books in the "Jocelyn O'Roarke" mystery series by Jane Dentinger as ebooks, the first time they have appeared in this format.

Jocelyn "Josh" O'Roarke was introduced in 1983 in Murder On Cue, in which the struggling actress plays an understudy to a Broadway star, who winds up dead with Josh being (not unexpectedly) the prime suspect. Five additional books were written in the series by Dentinger over a 12 year period.

We're listing all six titles, below.

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Murder On Cue by Jane Dentinger

Murder On Cue by Jane Dentinger
A Jocelyn O'Roarke Mystery (1st in series)
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media

When a Broadway show's lead actress is murdered, her understudy must race to find the killer before it's too late …

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First Hit of the Season by Jane Dentinger

First Hit of the Season by Jane Dentinger
A Jocelyn O'Roarke Mystery (2nd in series)
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media

New York's most hated theater critic has been poisoned. Now the question is, Who isn't a suspect?

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Death Mask by Jane Dentinger

Death Mask by Jane Dentinger
A Jocelyn O'Roarke Mystery (3rd in series)
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media

Jocelyn O'Roarke finally gets her big break; too bad a murder has to come along and ruin it …

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Dead Pan by Jane Dentinger

Dead Pan by Jane Dentinger
A Jocelyn O'Roarke Mystery (4th in series)
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media

Where stage actress and sometimes-detective Jocelyn O'Roarke goes, murder follows — even all the way across the country …

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The Queen Is Dead by Jane Dentinger

The Queen Is Dead by Jane Dentinger
A Jocelyn O'Roarke Mystery (5th in series)
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media

When the lead actress in a collegiate production of A Winter's Tale dies, Jocelyn takes on a lot more than just a role …

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Who Dropped Peter Pan? by Jane Dentinger

Who Dropped Peter Pan? by Jane Dentinger
A Jocelyn O'Roarke Mystery (6th in series)
Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media

A middle-aged actor falls to his death during a preview night under mysterious circumstances, and it's up to Jocelyn to find the culprit …

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A Conversation with Novelist Alex Marwood

Omnimystery News: Author Interview with Alex Marwood
with Alex Marwood

We are delighted to welcome novelist Alex Marwood to Omnimystery News today.

Alex's new psychological thriller is The Wicked Girls (Penguin Books; July 2013 trade paperback and ebook formats), and we recently had the opportunity to ask her a few questions about the book.

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Omnimystery News: How do you decide as an author whether to write a stand-alone or a series novel?

Alex Marwood: It's really just a matter of personal taste, isn't it? As a consumer, I've never been a great fan of recurring characters, either in books or films, with the odd honourable exception. If I could come up with a character as compelling as Dexter, say, or Saga Nordstrom in the brilliant Scandiwegian serial The Bridge, I might think again. Even writers whose work I really admire rarely suck me in with series: I have, for instance, read every one of Ruth Rendell's Barbara Vine psychological standalones, many of them more than once, but have barely touched her Wexford series. As a writer (I have had four other books published in the UK under my real name, before The Wicked Girls), I guess I want to explore my characters so thoroughly from the beginning that I will have fairly much worn myself out by the end. I like the challenge of having to create a whole new universe from scratch every time. Well, perhaps "like" is the wrong verb. I can work myself into frenzies of tension at the outset of every book, while the universe is forming in my head, but it's what feels natural to me.

OMN: Tell us something about the book that isn't mentioned in the publisher's synopsis.

AM: Though many people have assumed that The Wicked Girls is based on a notorious British murder case, the start-point in my head was actually the brilliant 1994 movie Heavenly Creatures, and its pay-off line that, as a condition of their parole, the two girls were never allowed to meet again. Ever since I saw it, the what-ifs have been going round and round my head.

OMN: Re-write the synopsis as a tweet.

AM: If you killed someone as a child, could you ever recover?

OMN: We often hear that you should write what you know. Would you agree?

AM: It's a very oversimplified rule, the way it's most often quoted. I remember a woman at a party turning rather pale when someone told her I was a crime writer. Turned out she was interpreting the "write what you know" rule rather too literally and, because I'd never been in the police, assumed that I must come from the other side. But it's a good and useful rule. There are few people who can't access a memory of being seriously frightened, even if the fear was groundless, of being confused, of being sad, and it's amazing how one can recreate those emotions in one's mind's eye at will. My starting point for a lot of situations I set up in books is "how would I feel/what would I do if …"

OMN: Describe your writing process.

AM: Crime seems to need a lot more precise preparation than the other books I've written before. With those, I'd start with an idea, find some people to put in the situation and let them run with the decision-making, with the odd pause to work out how the heck I was going to get myself out of a corner. Which sounds very greenery-yallery, but it generally worked. With crime and its crowded dramatis personae, every detail — plot, character, place — all matters intensely. Crime readers aren't stupid and they can see a plot hole from miles off. I've felt cheated at the end of a number of books and don't want to inflict that on my readers, so now I've taken to doing a mass of plotting before I go anywhere near the computer. I have a big magnetic whiteboard, and by the time I start writing it will be covered in maps, drawings of houses, lists of characters and their ages and multicoloured arrows. I'll then scrawl plot points on scraps of paper and fix them to the board with fridge magnets, so I can move them around. I'm not saying the plot is fixed in stone before I start writing — I still find that characters surprise me by making their own decisions — but it really helps me keep track.

OMN: How important is the setting to your storyline?

AM: I'm very British, in my writing. Although my antecedents are pure Celtic Fringes, I grew up in Oxford and have been a dedicated Londoner for more years than I can quite believe. I am fairly obsessed with my country — its class system, its strange mix of tolerance and intolerance, its layer upon layer of not-always-edifying history, the way we take living in houses that are hundreds of years old for granted, our ever-changing language — and I try to set my books in places that are typically British, but range beyond the picture the outside world has of us. The Wicked Girls is set in Whitmouth, a run-down seaside resort on the south coast: a place that was hugely fashionable in the Georgian and Victorian eras but which has become something of a dumping-ground now that everyone takes their holidays in places with more reliable weather. There are lots of towns like it on our coastlines, a population of the homeless, the jobless, asylum seekers and old people hidden in among the low-rent holidaymakers and hen parties, elegant eighteenth-century facades buried beneath great swathes of neon. The book I'm currently writing, The Killer Next Door, is set in a rooming house in an anonymous south London suburb that the tourists never reach. It's off the underground network, so, to those who don't live there, it basically doesn't exist.

OMN: What kinds of books did you read when you were young?

AM: I was a complete gannet. I read everything. I was lucky, in that I was one of those kids with an adult library card and rather vague parents. My school, certainly, disapproved of the sorts of things I would choose to read — I've always been keen on horror, thrillers and dystopic fantasy — but I think they were a wonderful source of imaginative growth, for me. I did major in English Literature at university, though, so I got a good grounding all round by the time I reached adulthood.

OMN: What authors would you say have had the most influence on your writing today?

AM: Stephen King. Daphne du Maurier. James Herbert. Agatha Christie.
Stephen King. Kurt Vonnegut. Barbara Vine. Stephen King. George Eliot. Isaac Asimov. Stephen King. Patricia Highsmith. E Nesbit. Oh, and Stephen King.

Current authors I really admire include Laura Lippman, Megan Abbott, Alison Gaylin, Jeff Lindsay, Belinda Bauer, Gillian Flynn. Oh, and Stephen King.

OMN: What is the best advice you've received as an author? And, if you care to share it, the harshest criticism.

AM: When I was considering a change of name a brilliant agent I went and talked to said "you have to remember that it's not the individual books and how they've done that count: at the end of your life, it's the body of your work." This taught me a huge amount about just keeping on keeping on, and not allowing myself to get too elated or depressed about any one event.

As to the harshest: I once bumped into an old schoolfriend I hadn't seen in a while. "Oh, yes," she said, "I'm afraid I haven't read any of your books. Having a degree in the subject, I always feel I have something of a duty to read the good stuff."

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Alex Marwood is the pseudonym of a successful journalist who has worked extensively across the British press. Alex lives in South London and is working on her next novel.

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The Wicked Girls by Alex Marwood

The Wicked Girls
Alex Marwood
A Psychological Thriller

On a fateful summer morning in 1986, two eleven-year-old girls meet for the first time. By the end of the day, they will both be charged with murder.

Twenty-five years later, journalist Kirsty Lindsay is reporting on a series of sickening attacks on young female tourists in a seaside vacation town when her investigation leads her to interview carnival cleaner Amber Gordon. For Kirsty and Amber, it's the first time they've seen each other since that dark day so many years ago.

Now with new, vastly different lives — and unknowing families to protect — will they really be able to keep their wicked secret hidden?

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Dead Man Rising by Jack Hayes is Today's Fourth Featured Free MystereBook

Dead Man Rising by Jack Hayes

MystereBooks is pleased to feature Dead Man Rising by Jack Hayes as today's fourth free mystery ebook (An Espionage Thriller; Kindle format only).

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Dead Man Rising by Jack Hayes

Dead Man Rising
Jack Hayes
An Espionage Thriller
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Meet Rook. A former spy turned reporter, his life is planned like a game of chess. Every move has an objective — and is played strategically, and with total focus.

But in the tranquil paradise of Hawaii, amid the palm trees and sunshine, he is about to play out the greatest game of his life. And the deadliest. A fellow journalist — running the paper's Hawaii bureau — has disappeared. No one knows why, or where?

Rook is determined to find out. He was on the trail of one of the greatest scoops of all time — a story that brings together all the powers competing for control of the Pacific.

As he starts to dig, Rook soon finds he is on the run — from intelligence agencies, governments, police forces and from his own past. He will need all his survival skills to outwit them. Because a dead man can rise once. But not twice.

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Eye Spy by Jenna Mattison is Today's Third Featured Free MystereBook

Eye Spy by Jenna Mattison

MystereBooks is pleased to feature Eye Spy by Jenna Mattison as today's third free mystery ebook (A Liza Radley, Housewife Detective Mystery; Kindle format only).

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Eye Spy by Jenna Mattison

Eye Spy
Jenna Mattison
A Liza Radley, Housewife Detective Mystery
Publisher: Rochester Books

When Liza Radley realizes it's cheatin' season and no self-respecting detective's gonna spy on her husband for the $800 and change she has hidden in a plastic soap dish, she does what any normal transplanted Georgia Peach would do — she becomes a private eye.

While downing her fourth maple-glazed curbside, Liza discovers "Eye Spy", a shop for the self-motivated sleuth in the heart of Boston. Inspiration strikes and she enters the world of Jack Parella, the owner/operator who talks like Humphrey Bogart but with a Southie accent and is more than willing to train Liza in the ways of amateur sleuthing, while simultaneously infuriating and titillating her.

Though Liza starts the journey intending to rebuild her crumbling suburban life, she finds herself thrust into a fiery mystery as head of "Crimes of the Heart Detective Agency" with Parella by her side.

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Death Will Help You Leave Him by Elizabeth Zelvin is Today's Second Featured Free MystereBook

Death Will Help You Leave Him by Elizabeth Zelvin

MystereBooks is pleased to feature Death Will Help You Leave Him by Elizabeth Zelvin as today's second free mystery ebook (A Bruce Kohler Mystery; Kindle format only).

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Death Will Help You Leave Him by Elizabeth Zelvin

Death Will Help You Leave Him
Elizabeth Zelvin
A Bruce Kohler Mystery
Publisher: booksBnimble

New Yorker Bruce Kohler, clean and sober for almost 10 months, is startled awake one rainy autumn night by a jolting phone call from his friend, Barbara. It seems her Al-Anon sponsee, Luz, came home to find her abusive boyfriend stabbed to death on the kitchen floor of her East Harlem apartment. Bruce and his best friend Jimmy (Barbara's main squeeze) are curious, yet happy to leave it at a mob hit/drug deal gone bad. But Barbara, in classic codependent form, just can't seem to mind her own business.

The trio takes a ride through the twists and turns of New York City in search of the killer, with Bruce all the while fielding booty calls mixed with pleas for help from his ex-wife Laura. But Laura's hooked on Mac, who might be the death of her.

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The Belial Stone by R. D. Brady is Today's Featured Free MystereBook

The Belial Stone by R. D. Brady

MystereBooks is pleased to feature The Belial Stone by R. D. Brady as today's free mystery ebook (The Belial Series; Kindle format only).

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The Belial Stone by R. D. Brady

The Belial Stone
R. D. Brady
The Belial Series
Publisher: Three Dog Publishing

Professor Delaney McPhearson's life is turned upside down when her best friend, archaeologist Drew Masters, is found dead. Before she can deal with the heartbreaking loss, she is viciously attacked in her home by a man with inhuman fighting abilities.

Former Navy SEAL and head of security for a global think tank, Jake Rogan drops everything when he hears his foster brother, Tom Jeffries, has gone missing. There seem to be no clues, no information about his whereabouts. He has just vanished. But Jake won't rest until he finds him.

Laney and Jake join forces when they learn that the fates of their loved ones are intertwined. And somehow all the danger that dogs their steps, revolves around an eccentric archaeologist's controversial work on Gobekli Tepe, and the search for an ancient source of power.

Their personal quest soon becomes a race to protect humanity's very existence. But how can they defeat a foe who has been planning his moves for millennia?

To save mankind, Laney and Jake know they must succeed. But to succeed, they must live long enough to fight.

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Scholar by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. is Today's Kindle Fantasy Thriller Daily Deal

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MystereBooks is pleased to feature Scholar by L. E. Modesitt, Jr. as today's Amazon Kindle Fantasy Thriller Daily Deal.

The deal price of $2.99 is valid only for today, Tuesday, July 30, 2013.

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Scholar by L. E. Modesitt, Jr.

Scholar
L. E. Modesitt, Jr.
A Novel in the Imager Portfolio
Tor Books

Hundreds of years before the time of Imager, the continent of Lydar is fragmented. Years of war have consolidated five nations into three — Bovaria, Telaryn, and Antiago. Quaeryt is a scholar and a friend of Bhayar, the young ruler of Telaryn. Worried about his future and the escalating intrigues in Solis, the capital city, Quaeryt persuades Bhayar to send him to Tilbor, conquered ten years earlier by Bhayar’s father, in order to see if the number and extent of occupying troops can be reduced so that they can be re-deployed to the border with warlike Bovaria.

Quaeryt has managed to conceal the fact that he is an imager, since the life expectancies of imagers in Lydar is short. Just before Quaeryt departs, Bhayar’s youngest sister passes a letter to the scholar-imager, a letter that could well embroil Quaeryt in the welter of court politics he had hoped to leave behind. On top of that, on his voyage and journey to Tilbor he must face pirates, storms, poisonings, attempted murder, as well as discovering the fact that he is not quite who he thought he was. To make it all worse, the order of scholars to which he belongs is jeopardized in more ways than one.

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