Critically acclaimed thriller author, Taylor Adams, discusses his new release, HER LAST BREATH. Two friends set off to explore in a cave in the remote reaches of the Pacific Northwest only to find that they won’t be alone on their adventure. As one horror after another unfolds, questions about each of the women start piling up…but will they survive to find out the answers? “A white-knuckle, read-in-a-sitting thrill ride.”—Riley Sager, New York Times bestselling author

Listen in as we chat about the nature of courage, why his female protagonists often incorporate elements from a famous, but controversial, Christmas movie, and what he’d bring along on a caving expedition!

New York Times bestselling author, BA Paris, discusses her chilling new release, WHEN I KILL YOU. Elle believes she knows who has kidnapped and murdered a young woman, and she’ll go to any lengths to make sure he is held accountable. Years later, the repercussions of those dark choices are coming back to haunt her…and they may just kill her. “This satisfyingly creepy novel is a solid addition to Paris’s collection of nail-biters, including Behind Closed Doors and The Guest.”―Library Journal
Listen in as we discuss the incredible real life experience that inspired this story, the dangers facing civilians who try to become armchair detectives, and what part of herself Bernadette likes to insert into her books.

Debut author, Marisa Walz, discusses her new release, GOOD INTENTIONS. A successful wedding planner’s perfect world is shattered when her twin sister dies in a tragic accident. Wracked with grief, she fixates on another woman whose life has been destroyed by tragedy. How far will she go to be part of this other woman’s life, and will she be able to stop before this new obsession takes an irreversible turn? “A compulsive and chilling exploration of grief, obsession, and voyeurism.” —Jeneva Rose, #1 New York Times bestselling author

Listen in as we chat about the pros and cons of good intentions, the intersection of grief and fear, and why she wanted this story to move readers.