[Ancient Lawyer]

Today's featured new release at the Indie Crime Scene is Tales From a Scarygirl Two: Darkly Sinister, a Crime Fiction Collection by Marie Anne Cope.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

Today it gives the Indie Crime Scene great pleasure to interview Norman Brewer, author of Killer Politics: A Satirical Tale of Homegrown Terrorism.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time again for Crime Fiction Links of the Week, our weekly round-up of interesting links about crime fiction from around the web, this week with tributes to Sean Connery and Rachel Caine, Lucky Grandma, NaNoWriMo advice and much more.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

Today it gives the Indie Crime Scene great pleasure to interview John Triptych, author of The Boy in the Gutter.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

Today's featured new release at the Indie Crime Scene is They're Gone, a Psychological Thriller by E.A. Barres.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time again for Crime Fiction Links of the Week, our weekly round-up of interesting links about crime fiction from around the web, this week with The Undoing, NaNoWriMo advice and much more.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[jasonzc]

I love the idea. Not just because I have written this sort of thing. But I will gladly help out however I can. At least until I have to go back to work in the spring. I have a decent readership even though I am just now reviving my blog.

My first detective novel is decidedly alt, perhaps a thriller/procedural? Paige smokes weed, deals with weird cases. My next along those lines (in which she plays a smaller role) is a full on mystery one. An industrial construction mystery?

Anyway, nice look. Subscribed.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

I love the idea. Not just because I have written this sort of thing. But I will gladly help out however I can. At least until I have to go back to work in the spring. I have a decent readership even though I am just now reviving my blog.

My first detective novel is decidedly alt, perhaps a thriller/procedural? Paige smokes weed, deals with weird cases. My next along those lines (in which she plays a smaller role) is a full on mystery one. An industrial construction mystery?

Anyway, nice look. Subscribed.

Thanks, Jason! Feel free to contact us at any time. You can send me a PM here or email Cora Buhlert or myself through the submissions link below

Today's featured new release at the Indie Crime Scene is The Boy in the Gutter, a Historical Mystery by John Triptych.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time again for Crime Fiction Links of the Week, our weekly round-up of interesting links about crime fiction from around the web, this week with the best mysteries and thrillers of 2020, Big Sky, The Undoing, Mangrove, Tenet, Disney's failure to pay Alan Dean Foster, Audible's problematic return policies, NaNoWriMo advice and much more.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

Today's featured new release at the Indie Crime Scene is Alter Ego, a Domestic Noir, Psychological Thriller by K.A. Masson.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

Today it gives the Indie Crime Scene great pleasure to interview Saralyn Richard, author of A Murder of Principal.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time again for Crime Fiction Links of the Week, our weekly round-up of interesting links about crime fiction from around the web, this week with the best mysteries and thrillers of 2020, Big Sky, The Undoing and much more.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's the last day of November, and time for our monthly round-up of new mystery, thriller and crime fiction releases by indie and small press authors.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

Today's featured new release at the Indie Crime Scene is Should Grace Fail (Twin City Mysteries, Book 2), a Police Procedural Crime Thriller by Priscilla Paton.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

Today's featured new release at the Indie Crime Scene is Behind Closed Doors (Detective Inspector Taylor Crime Thriller, Book 1), a Police Procedural by Phillip Jordan.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time again for Crime Fiction Links of the Week, our weekly round-up of interesting links about crime fiction from around the web, this week with the best mysteries and thrillers of 2020, Big Sky, The Undoing and much more.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[MattGodbey]

Awesomesauce😀

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time again for Crime Fiction Links of the Week, our weekly round-up of interesting links about crime fiction from around the web, this week with the best mysteries and thrillers of 2020, Big Sky, I'm Your Woman, Your Honor, Alex Wheatle and much more.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time again for Crime Fiction Links of the Week, our weekly round-up of interesting links about crime fiction from around the web, this week with the best mysteries and thrillers of 2020, tributes to John Le Carré, Big Sky, The Red Shadows, Tenet and much more.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to receiving your submissions.

 

[Ancient Lawyer]

It's time for Murder under the Mistletoe 2020, our seasonal round-up of our favourite holiday crime fiction and mysteries by indie authors.

Do you want your mystery, crime novel or thriller featured at the Indie Crime Scene or would you like to be interviewed or submit a guest post? We are looking forward to your submissions.