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Vanessa Lillie


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Vanessa Lillie is originally from Miami (Mi-am-MUH), Oklahoma, and studied English at Rockhurst University in Kansas City, MO, before moving to Washington, D.C. While there, she was lucky enough to join the local chapter of Romance Writers of America and credits much of what she knows about thriller writing to romance authors.

Now living in Providence, Rhode Island with her husband and dinosaur aficionado four-year-old son, she's smitten with the smallest state, and enjoys organizing book events and literary happenings in the city's robust creative community.
 

Genres: Mystery
 
Novels
   Little Voices (2019)
   For the Best (2020)
   Young Rich Widows (2022) (with others)
   Blood Sisters (2023)
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Indian Burial Ground (2024)
Nick Medina
"You may arrive at Indian Burial Ground because of author Nick Medina's incredible debut, Sisters of the Lost Nation, or his exceptional story in the bestselling Never Whistle at Night anthology, or perhaps he's a new-to-you author, and now you have the pleasure of reading both of these, but the important thing is you have arrived at an exceptional new novel that lingers long after the last page is turned. From two compelling points of view decades apart, Medina has crafted a story of generational trauma and mythical fears, with deep roots in Native history and modern life, that's part supernatural horror, part mystery, but perhaps most importantly, a story of hope in the darkness."
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Hurt for Me (2024)
Heather Levy
"Spicy thriller readers rejoice because Hurt for Me is the BDSM feminist suspense novel you will burn through the night to finish. In an incredible follow-up to her powerful debut, Heather Levy skillfully guides readers into BDSM culture via Rae, a main character who is as compelling as she is a straight up badass. Hurt for Me brings sizzle crime fiction needs."
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Midnight Is the Darkest Hour (2023)
Ashley Winstead
"Woe unto the preacher's daughter, or at least that's what you might think navigating the dark and broody twists of Ashley Winstead's spellbinding latest, Midnight is the Darkest Hour. Prepare yourself (if you can) for serpents of the Deep South gospel slithering into a beautifully rendered Twilight fever dream-like all of Ashley's incredible books, you won't be able to turn the pages fast enough."

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