Naomi Bolton of Manybooks.net interviews Jeff Buick on “A Killing Game” – A Curtis Westcott Crime Thriller. Read the full interview on Manybooks.net:
Check out my quick review below, and let me know your thoughts if you’ve read it, too. Review:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (4/5) “This
Characters, narrative, dialogue, plot and setting – the key elements in a thriller. Let’s look at one of them. The
Review:⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (5/5) I hadn’t read anything by Hunsicker and wasn’t sure what I would be getting when I started this
People want to know what entertains a thriller writer. One question I get asked all the time is What do
I’m excited to announce that A Killing Game has made the short list for one of the most prestigious awards given to
What to do in Dunedin? Well, one thing you do NOT want to miss is the Crime Walk (Hair Raising
Kidnapping, murder, tense moments, cliff hangers – it’s kind of second nature to me. I grew up with kid-size thrillers.
If things went sideways and you got murdered, you’d want a top-notch homicide cop working your file. You’d want Bobby Greco. Read more about this nosy homicide cop from the author who wrote him, Jeff Buick.
In general, I’m not into reality TV, but I will admit to watching The Traitors (UK). It’s a fascinating study of human