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This week on Crime Wave: The way we treat the world is a crime—fifteen of them, in fact. The always entertaining Rob Lopresti joins me to talk about his new gig as editor of the great short story anthology, CRIMES AGAINST NATURE. Fifteen stories, written by some of today’s best mystery writers, deal with environmental

Steve Stratton started his military career at the White House Communications Agency supporting Presidents Ford and Carter, Vice Presidents Rockefeller and Mondale and Secretary of State Henry Kissinger. He later transitioned to the US Secret Service and became a Green Beret in 1986. Today he advises cybersecurity compa

Bestselling author Tracy Clark and Deborah J Ledford discuss ECHO from her award-winning Detective Harriet Foster thriller series set in Chicago. Two murders, 30 years apart, is the next challenge for Harriet and her team as they piece evidence together that links the killings. Harriet’s personal life is no less harrow

Meryl chats with Michelle about her new novel, Napoleon’s Mirage (November 12, 2024). They discuss how Michelle came to write this sequel to Beyond the Ghetto Gates and the themes she wanted to raise for readers. They also talk about the role of women in history, Napoleon and his relationship to the Jews, and antisemit

This week on Crime Wave: Erik S. Meyers talks about the second outing in his Sally Witherspoon mystery series—Murder on the Mississippi. Reeling after discovering who murdered her best friend, Sally books a river cruise down the Mississippi to put that terrible time behind her and relax. Unfortunately, relaxation is no

On the latest episode of Now, Appalachia, Eliot interviews author Sharon Short about her new thriller TROUBLE ISLAND. Sharon Short is the author of sixteen published books. Her newest, Trouble Island, is historical suspense and will be published by Minotaur Books on December 3, 2024.As Jess Montgomery, she writes the h