Suspense Radio

90 minutes of Suspense Radio come to you with three great authors. Rich Zahradnik, Chase Novak and Declan Milling. Rich's book: "Last Words" In March of 1975, as New York City hurtles toward bankruptcy and the Bronx burns, newsman Coleridge Taylor roams police precincts and ERs. He is looking for the story that will deliver him from obits, his place of exile at the Messenger-Telegram. Ever since he was demoted from the police beat for inventing sources, the 34-year-old has been a lost soul. Chase's book:  "Brood" Fall is upon us, and so is the publication date of the spine-tingling horror novel BROOD (10/7; Little, Brown/Mulholland Books) by three-time National Book Award nominee Scott Spencer, writing under the pseudonym Chase Novak. With Halloween only weeks away, it’s the perfect time to snuggle up with scary books—and BROOD, a “satirical supernatural thriller” filled with “genuine, rat-inspired horror” (Publishers Weekly), should be at the top of that list. Amazon named BROOD one of October’s “Best

Rick Skwoit and his book "Fail" will be on the show today.  Disgraced African American St. Louis Police Lieutenant Carlo Gabriel wants fiercely to return to the headquarters hierarchy from which he has been exiled to the city’s tough North Side. All he needs do is track down the missing husband of the mayor’s vivacious press secretary. Instead he unwittingly and unwillingly unearths a morass of corruption, educational malpractice and greed that consigns thousands of at-risk youths to the mean streets of America’s erstwhile murder capital. Worse, it’s the kind of information that could get a cop killed. Fighting for life and his honor, Gabriel makes chilling discoveries that ultimately lead to a life-threatening and life-changing decision—a choice that could affect not only his own future but also that of the city and its top leaders.

90 minutes of Suspense Radio brings you two authors and one writing team.  Theresa Argie is an experienced paranormal investigator who has worked with some of the field’s most respected experts. Eric Olsen is a leading journalist in the field of paranormal investigation. Together, the two host the internet radio show, America’s Most Haunted. David Bell is a natural storyteller and a superb writer.THE FORGOTTEN GIRL is a mystery lover’s mystery; a quick-paced and intriguing tale of what happens when the past catches up with the present. Mr. Bell understands the hearts and minds of ordinary and not so ordinary people, and his keen insights add a powerful dimension to his crisp writing.” —Nelson DeMille, #1 New York Times bestselling author  “Bacon has created a unique theme resort and world-class mystery in Death in Nostalgia City.  Like amusement park attractions that offer immersive experiences, this novel will transport you to seemingly safe and sterile streets of another time . . . only those streets are

Synopsis of her book "Web of Betrayal".  There’s No Hiding in Cyberspace The year is 1994, the dawn of the Internet Age, when companies from Silicon Valley to London are fighting to claim the billions to be made on the new information highway. Peter Ellis, an aggressive investigative reporter struggling to repair his damaged reputation after being framed for rigging a story, attends the Consumer Electronics Show and learns that a skilled programmer known for cracking secure computer code has mysteriously disappeared. Peter’s quest to find the missing programmer unwittingly pits him against a brilliant hacker and deranged killer with an agenda of his own: taking revenge on the man who ruined his life—computer industry luminary David Lockwood—who is now poised to introduce a product that will change the Internet forever. As Peter is drawn into the deadly game of betrayal and murder, he is faced with losing everything he holds dear: his career, his one true love, even his own life. Can he find the programme

IMPROVING FORENSIC SCIENCE: AN INTERVIEW WITH KEVIN LOTHRIDGE OF THE NFSTC Join Jan Burke and DP Lyle as they welcome Kevin Lothridge, CEO of the National Forensic Science Technology Center, an organization that has developed protocols for educating forensic science professionals and improving and standardizing the varied fields of forensic investigation. BIO: Kevin Lothridge, Chief Executive Officer – NFSTC’s principal investigator, Mr. Lothridge is an accomplished forensic scientist and business leader with 28 years of experience in the international forensics industry. He has held positions as a forensic chemist, chief forensic chemist, and laboratory director for the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Department and the Pinellas County Forensic Laboratory. Mr. Lothridge has testified in court more than 50 times as an expert in controlled substances and fire debris analysis. He speaks at numerous professional conferences, and he co-authored the GC-MS Guide to Ignitable Liquids. In 2006-07, he led the development

Join DP Lyle and Jan Burke for an entertaining and informative interview with forensic anthropologist Marilyn London.  She'll tell us what we can learn from skeletal remains, what forensic anthropologists do at the scene where remains are found, and more! BIO: Marilyn London has worked as a forensic anthropologist for more than three decades. She serves on the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services D-MORT Team, responding to mass fatality incidents including the recovery and identification of remains after the crash of Flight 93 in the 9/11 terrorist attacks. She has worked on the human skeletal collections of the Smithsonian's National Museum of Natural History and has lectured internationally on the subject of forensic anthropology. She co-edited the book ?from Smithsonian Press. She is a Fellow of the American Academy of Forensic Sciences, Anthropology Section, and served as Chair of the Section in 2004-2005. Her specialty is the human skeleton and she has taught human osteology and related subjects

Wow, do we have a treat for you. One of the biggest shows we have ever had on the radio show, comes right to you.  Two hours of Suspense Radio, and trust me we could easily do four, brings you five great authors.  First up will the husand and wife, but not writing partners, Andrew Grant and Tasha Alexander. Both of them have major releases coming out and they will each talk about their book and much more.  Next up we will have long time friend and outstanding author Jon Land. Kaitlyn Strong has gotten herself into trouble, and Jon will be on to talk about his latest book, and with Jon you know there will be some surprises.  Lisa Black will be our next guest. Lisa is an expert in her field of law enforncement and will be discussing her latest book.  If you still have some energy left, another long time friend and fantastic author Alan Jacobson will bring you to the edge of your seat with his latest release.  Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine. www.suspensemagazine.com

Alan Behr served as a law enforcement officer and criminal investigator for seventeen years before earning a law degree from Baylor University. After obtaining his law license, he worked as a prosecutor and criminal defense attorney for twenty-two years. His personal and official travels took him to several European and Middle Eastern countries, Alaska and almost every island in the Caribbean. He has lived in Berlin, Germany while working with US military forces. After retiring from government service, he has authored two crime novels - Price of Justice and Cornered - under the pen name of Alan Brenham. He is presently working on two more novels. Alan and his wife, Lillian, currently live in the Austin, Texas area. Synopsis of his current book "Cornered" He’s haunted by the memory of a kidnapping case gone wrong… Not wanting history to repeat itself, Detective Matt Brady struggles to solve the disappearances of seven young women, but he quickly finds himself pitted against a criminal organization that know

Inside The Creative Mind: An Interview With Psychotherapist, Screenwriter, and Novelist Dennis Palumbo Jan Burke and DP Lyle discuss psychology and storytelling in both novels and on the screen with veteran screenwriter/novelists Dennis Palumbo BIO: Formerly a Hollywood screenwriter (My Favorite Year; Welcome Back, Kotter, etc.), Dennis Palumbo is now a licensed psychotherapist and author of Writing From the Inside Out (John Wiley). His work helping writers has been profiled in The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, GQ and other publications, as well as on CNN, NPR and PBS. He also blogs regularly for The Huffington Post andPsychology Today. His mystery fiction has appeared in Ellery Queen’s Mystery Magazine, The Strand and elsewhere, and is collected in From Crime to Crime (Tallfellow Press). His acclaimed series of crime novels (Mirror Image, Fever Dream, Night Terrors and the upcoming Phantom Limb) feature psychologist Daniel Rinaldi, a trauma expert who consults with the Pittsburgh Police.  All are

Ninety minutes of Suspense Radio is back with three outstanding guests.  First up we will be talking to author Kira Peikoff, as she talks about her latest novel "No Time To Die". Next up we have two exciting authors, but not talking about the books they write, but instead the latest venture they started.  Lee Goldberg and Joel Goldman started "Brash Books", publishing crime novels. Then we will finish the show with author Barry Lancet. He last book "Japan Town" was voted as one of Suspense Magazine's best of 2013 books. Now Barry is back with "Tokyo Kill", the second in the series.  Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine. www.suspensemagazine.com www.kirapeikoff.com www.brash-books.com www.barrylancet.com

Suspense Radio in partnerned with Partners in Crime tours is pleased to have author Scott Miller on the show today.  Scott will be talking about his latest book "Counterfeit". For a closer look into the book, here you go: The last person social worker Mitch Adams wants to hear from is St. Louis Homicide Detective JoJo Baker, a man with whom Mitch shares a tangled past. Baker wants Mitch to counsel Lonnie Washington, a disabled African-American arrested for counterfeiting and armed robbery. The evidence points to an open and shut case, but Baker insists it's not so black and white. Reluctantly, Mitch agrees and discovers there is more to the story-more than enough to get them both killed. At first Lonnie won't cooperate, but as he begins to open up, Mitch is convinced that the true criminal is not the man behind bars, but the prosecutor who put him there-a man with far-reaching political ambitions, the approval of the public, and his very own Secret Service detail. With millions in near-perfect fake $100 bill

Going Undercover with NYPD Detective and Fiction Writer Marco Conelli Jan Burke and DP Lyle spend a lively hour with NYPD detective Marco Conelli and dig into his undercover work as well as his fiction writing. BIO: A twenty year veteran detective of the NYPD, his diverse career is highlighted by his work as an undercover where he was plugged into many investigations for the Organized Crime Control Bureau. Specializing in narcotic and gun seizures, Marco was successful in removing both from New York City’s mean streets, while gathering important intelligence that led to voluminous criminal arrests.  His adaptation of disguises and the study of deduction are featured prominently in the Sherlock Holmes International Exhibition as well as Crime Writing Conferences nationwide. He has shared his insight with many best-selling novelists and is a member of Lee Lofland’s Writer’s Police Academy team. Marco has published three novels in his Matthew Livingston Young Adult series. He is the recipient of the 2011 Si

Today's show will have three outstanding women thriller authors.  First up will be Carla Neggers, followed by Sandra Brannan, and then Janice Gable Bashman.   For Carla Neggers we will talk about her latest book Harbor Island: In this vivid and suspenseful addition to her widely acclaimed Sharpe & Donovan series, New York Times bestselling author Carla Neggers takes readers on a heart-stopping journey from Boston to Ireland to the rocky coast of Maine. For Sandra Brannan we will look at Solomon's Whisper:  Solomon’s Whisper The latest installment in the Liv Bergen Mystery Series As Liv Bergen investigates the long-ago murder of her niece, she uncovers a well-guarded secret—and stumbles into one the most prolific killer she’s faced yet. Once an amateur sleuth, Liv “Boots” Bergen has now found her footing as an official FBI agent. It should be Liv’s dream career—she’s working closely with a bureau legend, Agent Streeter Pierce, as well as the exotic Agent Jack Linwood, with whom she shares a growing

From Firefights To Fiction: An Interview With Military Surgeon and Author Dr. Jeffrey Wilson Join Jan Burke and DP Lyle in a discussion of combat surgery and fiction writing with Vascular and Trauma surgeon Dr. Jeffrey Wilson BIO: Jeffrey Wilson has at one time worked as an actor, a firefighter, a paramedic, a jet pilot, a diving instructor, a Naval Officer, and a Vascular and Trauma Surgeon. He also served numerous tours in Iraq and Afghanistan as a combat surgeon with both the Marines and with a Joint Special Operations Task Force. He has written dozens of short stories, won a few fiction competitions, and currently has a 3 book deal with JournalStone Publishing for his novels. His first novel, THE TRAITEUR'S RING, was published in 2011. His second book, THE DONORS was released in June of 2012 and won a Gold Medal in the sci-fi/fantasy/horror category from the Military Writers Society of America. FADE TO BLACK is his third novel from JournalStone. Jeff and his wife, Wendy, are Virginia natives who, with

90 Minutes of Suspense Radio comes to you live with three outstanding authors.  Stephen Maitland, Jeff Ayers and Doug Lyle, will bring the thrills and chills to your bone when they discuss their latest work and more.  Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine. Don't miss out on all the shows that Suspense Radio has to offer, with Crime and Science Radio, Suspense Radio One on One, and some exciting news coming up with two new shows.  www.suspensemagazine.com www.crimeandscienceradio.com If you have any comments on the show, email editor@suspensemagazine.com

Join us as we talk to Christopher Meeks and his latest book "A Death in Vegas".  In A Death in Vegas, the president of BenBugs, a company that specializes in beneficial bugs for organic gardening, discovers a young woman dead in his Las Vegas hotel suite. She had worked as a sexy lady bug at his convention booth—and he had nothing to do with her death. While that’s being investigated, the FBI raids his booth on a money-laundering scam that he knows nothing about, either. Soon, the coroner doesn’t have good news. The police and FBI are against him—and his wife cannot be found. He flees to find the answers. PRAISE FOR A DEATH IN VEGAS: “With his tongue planted firmly in cheek, Christopher Meeks spins a charming and surprisingly sexy tale of murder, betrayal, and the importance of beneficial insects.” – Mark Haskell Smith, author of Baked and Raw: A Love Story “I've never, ever wanted to go to Vegas. I don't care if what happens there, stays there. But Christopher Meeks makes me want to go so I can find out

Author Tracy Weber is our guest today on Suspense Radio One on One. Tracy will be talking about her latest book "Murder Strikes a Pose". Here some more: When George and Bella—a homeless alcoholic and his intimidating German shepherd—disturb the peace outside her studio, yoga instructor Kate Davidson’s Zen-like calm is stretched to the breaking point. Kate tries to get rid of them before Bella scares the yoga pants off her students. Instead, the three form an unlikely friendship. One night Kate finds George’s body behind her studio. The police dismiss his murder as a drug-related street crime, but she knows George wasn’t a dealer. So Kate starts digging into George’s past while also looking for someone to adopt Bella before she’s sent to the big dog park in the sky. With the murderer nipping at her heels, Kate has to work fast or her next Corpse Pose may be for real. Suspense Radio One on One is brought to you by Suspense Magazine. www.suspensemagazine.com  

90 Minutes of Suspense Radio returns with three authors, who you may or may not have heard of, and that is the exciting part about our radio show.  Patricia Skalka, Michele May and Martin Preib, will all be guests on today's show. Suspense Radio brings you authors in the suspense / mystery / thriller / horror genre.  With summer now in full swing, we are bringing you authors to stack on the bookshelf, so you don't miss out on that next great read. Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine / Suspense Publishing. www.suspensemagazine.com

Welcome back, oh wait that is what you are saying! Ok, then we say thanks for listening. Suspense Radio returns with another wonderful 90 minute show with three fantastic authors. First up will be bestselling author Amanda Kyle Williams. Next we will have John Verdon and then finally to cap it off Amy Reade.  Suspense Radio is the place where you can hear the very best authors in the genre. Each author brings their own unique writing style to the genre. Suspense Radio is brought to you by Suspense Magazine / Suspense Publishing. www.suspensemagazine.com

ALAFAIR BURKE: THE CRIMINAL JUSTICE SYSTEM, REAL AND IMAGINED Author Alafair Burke is a former prosecutor and is currently a criminal law professor. She'll talk to us about her experiences and some of the differences in legal realities and the perceptions we have of the U.S. criminal justice system. Alafair is a bestselling author, with her latest book "If You Were Here", being released in 2013.  Some of her other titles include: "Never Tell", "Long Gone" and "212". Crime and Science Radio is brought to you by Suspene Magazine / Radio.   www.crimeandscienceradio.com   www.suspensemagazine.com