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Guest post: Smallpox and a MacGyver chemist in thriller DEADLY SAVAGE

ScienceThrillers.com welcomes award-winning author and chemist Dave Edlund, whose latest Peter Savage thriller Deadly Savage invokes the great historic scourge of smallpox. Deadly Savage by Dave Edlund. Action/ international political / bioterror thriller. (April 2016) When militants invade the Belarusian State University in Minsk, … Continue reading →

Guest post: Evil + science makes good stories by Jenifer Ruff

ScienceThrillers.com welcomes author Jenifer Ruff, a science thriller writer who uses her epidemiology credentials to create a ripped-from-the-headlines bioterror novel called Only Wrong Once. Only Wrong Once by Jenifer Ruff. Science / bioterror thriller. (September 2017) A sinister experiment outside Aleppo. Two … Continue reading →

Don’t mess with bird flu: THE HAN AGENT by Amy Rogers

I am pleased to announce the release of my third science thriller novel, The Han Agent. The book has gotten some rave reviews from early readers, and I’m so excited to share this book with you, the ScienceThrillers.com audience, for whom … Continue reading →

Book buzz: THE SCIENCE OF COOKING, a DK Publication

ScienceThrillers.com book review of The Science of Cooking written by Dr. Stuart Farrimond and published by DK Books. Publication date: September 19, 2017 Category: cookbook / how-to / science trivia Summary (from the publisher): Get answers to all your cooking science questions, and cook … Continue reading →

Guest post: Science thriller plot ideas by Dennis Meredith

ScienceThrillers.com welcomes author Dennis Meredith, whose author of several science thrillers whose next book The Neuromorphs is seeking nominations on Kindle Scout for one more day. Nominate it today and get a free ebook when it’s published! The Neuromorphs summary: In 2050, self-learning Helper … Continue reading →

Guest post: Emerging disease fiction VECTOR by James Abel

ScienceThrillers.com welcomes author Robert Reiss writing as James Abel. Abel’s series of science thrillers about Joe Rush, a military bio-terror expert, is now at book #4. If you haven’t discovered these yet, now is the time! Vector by James Abel. Science/medical thriller … Continue reading →

Guest post: Pharma scientist in PROTOCOL by Kathleen Valenti

ScienceThrillers.com welcomes author Kathleen Valenti, whose mystery series featuring pharmaceutical researcher Maggie O’Malley launches September 5. Want to read it before everyone else? Enter to win a paperback ARC (advance reader copy)! a Rafflecopter giveaway Protocol by Kathleen Valenti. Medical mystery/thriller (September 5, … Continue reading →

Guest post: George Church likes my book…Lior Samson

ScienceThrillers.com welcomes author Larry Constantine, who got my attention with the blurb from legendary DNA scientist George Church for his upcoming new release The Intaglio Imprint. The book delves into bioethics and reproductive cloning. Constantine writes under the pen name Lior Samson … Continue reading →

Book buzz: THE SINKING OF THE ANGIE PIPER by Chris Riley

ScienceThrillers.com book review of The Sinking of the Angie Piper by Chris Riley. Publication date: June 2017 Category: literary suspense / man vs nature action Summary (from the publisher): Ed and his childhood friend Danny are gearing up in Kodiak, Alaska, preparing to join … Continue reading →

The Silence YA SciFi by Mark Alpert now available

International Thriller Writers’ monthly magazine THE BIG THRILL features the new young adult science fiction release from my good friend Mark Alpert. THE SILENCE is book 3 in his trilogy (which began with THE SIX, reviewed by ScienceThrillers here) about … Continue reading →