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Suspense, Mystery, Horror and Thriller Fiction Suspense, Mystery, Horror and Thriller Fiction September 2012 Just a Little About... Ben Sussman John Edward Andrew Peterson Steven James Linwood Barclay Elizabeth George Meet Debut Author Must Reads Joy Castro 7BefoRe suMMeR’s end CheCk out exCerpts Anthony FrAnze From the Latest by Gives us PArt vi syLvie Granotier on ‘the rules’ anthony J. Franze oF Fiction Dina rae C r e di t s John Raab From the Editor President & Chairman Suspense covers many different genres. At Shannon Raab Suspense Magazine we cover suspense/thriller/ Creative Director mystery and horror, along with all the tangent Romaine Reeves genres that come off of those four main categories. CFO The problem is defining exactly what each genre actually is. We can always take the Webster’s Starr Gardinier Reina dictionary on each, but where is the fun in that? I’ll Executive Editor try and break them down, so it will be a lot easier Terri Ann Armstrong to understand. Executive Editor Suspense is a state of mind more than an actual emotion like fear, sadness, excitement, love, etc. All J.S. Chancellor of your emotions can create a suspenseful situation, and it is those emotional elements Associate Editor that cause us to be in suspense. Will he save the girl and will they fall in love? Is the Jim Thomsen sister really dead or was she faking it? These are just some of the questions and hopefully Copy Editor answers you will find in a suspense book. A thriller has many of the same elements only the action is a little faster-paced and Contributors graphic. You can have some suspense involved, but normally the pace of the book will Donald Allen Kirch Mark P. Sadler leave you breathless, as opposed to holding your breath. The James Bond stories would Susan Santangelo be a good examples of thrillers. There wasn’t much suspense, but more intense action that DJ Weaver had you sitting on the edge of your seat. CK Webb Kiki Howell Mystery falls into a separate category. Thriller and Suspense all have to take from a Kaye George mystery to bring the story together. Mystery would be considered the most important Weldon Burge element, since the reader has to be surprised, or the story would be boring because you’d Ashley Wintters know everything and the element of surprise would be gone. Now, within mystery you Scott Pearson D.P. Lyle M.D. have Sherlock Holmes but you also have Alex Cross. Cross would have to hunt the killer, Claudia Mosley the identity of the killer would remain a mystery to Cross as well as the reader. With Christopher Nadeau Sherlock Holmes, you have a crime, but multiple suspects. So the mystery is not “who is Kathleen Heady Stephen Brayton the one person that we have not met yet,” but more of “we have seven possible people and Brian Blocker now we need to be a detective.” Andrew MacRae Horror is the easiest to explain, because that runs only within fear, scary, ghostly, Lisa McCourt Hollar Val Conrad etc. Horror is also walking the fine line of being supernatural, with mystery, suspense, Laura Alden and thriller usually rooted in reality. Stephen King, Peter Straub, and Bentley Little are Melissa Dalton three great horror authors. All three are trying to scare you, not keep you in suspense Elliott Capon J.M. LeDuc or run you through at ninety miles an hour, but to scare the hell out of you, slowly and Holly Price methodically. Kari Wainwright When you understand the different genres, it is David Ingram Bill Craig easier to look for a new author and exactly know which Jodi Hanson category they fall in, so you can make a better selection of Amy Lignor author and have a great time reading their work. Because Susan May J.S. McCormick all readers like to discover new people and when they Kestrel T. Andersen become popular, you can say that you have been a fan for Lynne Levandowski years. Authors love to know that they have the ability to Cassandra McNeil Jenny Hilborne bring out so many emotions in the reader. You just have Tanya Contois to know which emotions you like to let yourself have. So by knowing the exact type of reader you are, it is Customer Service and Subscriptions: easier to find great reads, and possibly save yourself some For 24/7 service, please use our website, money and time by knowing which genre you love the www.suspensemagazine.com or write to: most. SUSPENSE MAGAZINE at 26500 Agoura Road, #102-474 Calabasas, CA 91302 John Raab Suspense Magazine does not share our CEO/Publisher magazine subscriber list to third-party companies. Suspense Magazine “Reviews within this magazine are the opinions of the individual reviewers and are provided solely to provide readers as- Rates: $24.00 (Electronic Subscrip- sistance in determining another's thoughts on the book under discussion and shall not be interpreted as professional advice tion) per year. All foreign subscrip- or the opinion of any other than the individual reviewer. The following reviewers who may appear in this magazine are also tions must be payable in U.S. funds. individual clients of Suspense Publishing, an imprint of Suspense Magazine: Mark P. Sadler, Starr Gardinier Reina, Ashley Dawn (Wintters), DJ Weaver, CK Webb, Elliott Capon, J.M. LeDuc, and Terri Ann Armstrong.” SuspenseMagazine.com 1 CONTENT Su Sp E n se M ag a z i n E September 2012 / Vol. 038 Sneak Peek Excerpt of The Paris Lawyer by Sylvie Granotier . 3 America's Favorite Suspense Authors: Part VI by Anthony J . Franze . .6 Or the Carnie? by Jack Ryan . 10 Debut Author Joy Castro: Continues to Find her Way . 12 The Dream by Liam Delaney . 17 7 Suspenseful Books to Read Before End of Summer by Dave Thomas . 19 Sneak Peek Excerpt of The Last Justiceby Anthony J . Franze . 22 Ben Sussman: His Story’s Pace is the Hook . 26 Hollywood Hexes by CK Webb . 28 Inside the Pages: Suspense Magazine Book Reviews . 31 Suspense Magazine Movie Reviews . 42 Featured Artist: Lainie Chivers . 43 Stranger Than Fiction: The Ark of Noahby Donald Allen Kirch . 53 Crash Test Dummies by R .G . Halstead . 60 The Program by Cyndy Edwards Lively . 66 Contributor's Corner: Lynne Levandowski . 75 Sneak Peek Excerpt of The Last Degreeby Dina Rae . 78 Preview of “The Paris Lawyer” by Sylvie Granotier Press Photo Credit: Nathalie Eno 1 ne early afternoon, in all other ways like any other afternoon, her mother takes her out in her stroller, soothing her with a laughing mom’s voice.O She tells her about the wind that sings and then softens among the branches and the swallows that compete in skill to skim the pond for a few refreshing drops of water before flying off again in perfect circles into the clouds. The little girl does not understand every word, but she follows her mother’s fingers as they imitate birds gliding through the air down to her face. Then they will go home for snack followed by a nap. It is a reassuring life, where nothing unexpected happens. They stop at the edge of the woods, in the shade of the trees. The little girl plays with the light, squinting to change the intensity of the rays. Before the screaming starts, before her mother’s distant terror terrorizes her in turn, before the panicked shrill pierces her ears, and the little girl takes refuge in sleep to session between consenting adults. Ciao, bury an anxiety far too great for her to bear, her mother gives no see you next time, because there won’t her a generous and warm hug, leaving her with the sight of be one. the entire sky, and says, “I’ll be right back.” A final broken Monique did not see things the same way, harassed him promise. Sitting as she is, the child cannot see the body, or by phone, and one night too many, she took to ringing her what is left of it, sprawled on the ground, beaten to a pulp. seducer’s doorbell until he reacted. He opened the door. That Yet that moment of abandonment remains forever engraved was a fatal error. Stubborn with drink, she wouldn’t take no in her adult memory. for an answer and tried to force her way in. He had to stop The sky is calm and clear above the Seine River in Paris, the noise and ended up pushing her. She fell, which resulted where traffic is nervous and gray along the banks. Catherine in a few bruises and three days’ disability leave. Monsigny cannot figure out what links this fleeting moment Catherine has not yet met her client. They have spoken with that fixed point in her past, that fuzzy, probably on the phone. She glances around to see that he is even later reconstructed memory that usually is tactful enough to than she is. She pokes her head into the courtroom to check leave her alone. She has even tried to convince herself that the proceedings. it has stopped broadcasting from that faraway land of her The pending case is not yet over. childhood. Just as well. Her client will have the time he needs to She crosses the Pont Neuf, parking her scooter at the arrive. Place Dauphine. She shakes her head, hurting her ears as she Too bad for him. She does not like waiting. yanks off her helmet, which she stows in her top box, and She paces. grabs her briefcase and large bag.
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