Suspense Radio

Mar 26 2025 250 ep. 41 mins 10

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Suspense Radio, brings you the best of the best in suspense / thriller / mystery and horror. Interviews and reviews in the genres.

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Interview with Katy Hays

Suspense Radio host Tracey Devlyn sat down with New York Times bestselling author Katy Hays to chat about her new literary thriller—SALTWATER. Sun-soaked paradise or a gilded cage of deception?  A long-buried crime resurfaces, shaking a fractured family to its core. When the past refuses to stay buried, trust is shattered—and survival isn’t guaranteed. * * * Love th

Interview with Chris Bohjalian

Suspense Radio host Tracey Devlyn sits down with New York Times bestselling author Chris Bohjalian to chat about his new historical fiction novel—THE JACKAL’S MISTRESS. Torn by war. Bound by fate. A Confederate wife faces an impossible choice when she finds a wounded Union officer—risk everything to save him or let war take its course. * * * Love the episode? Please like

Interview with Francesco Paola

Suspense Radio host Tracey Devlyn sits down with debut author Francesco Paola to chat about his new release—LEFT ON RANCHO. * * * A failing entrepreneur. A desert town full of secrets. When Andrew Eastman takes on a risky cannabis venture, his search for answers drags him into a deadly world of corruption, smuggling, and betrayal—where every choice comes with a price, and survi

Interview with Eric P. Bishop

Suspense Radio host Tracey Devlyn sits down with Eric P. Bishop to chat about his new military thriller—BABYLON WILL RISE. * * * A stolen nuke. A rogue arms dealer. When two long-missing nuclear weapons resurface, the Omega Group is thrust into a global race against time—where every move could trigger catastrophe. With a new operative on board and the enemy rewriting the rules,

Interview with Alison Gaylin

Suspense Radio host Tracey Devlyn sits down with USA Today bestselling author Alison Gaylin to chat about her newest psychological thriller—WE ARE WATCHING. * * * A tragic accident. A twisted prophecy. As a grieving mother becomes the target of a violent conspiracy tied to a decades-old novel, she must uncover the truth behind her husband’s death and confront a fanatical group

Interview with Jayne Anne Krentz

Suspense Radio host Tracey Devlyn sits down with New York Times bestselling author Jayne Anne Krentz to chat about her new romantic thriller—SHATTERING DAWN. * * * A stalker in the shadows. A night lost to memory. When Amelia Rivers hires private investigator Gideon Sweetwater, their search for answers unleashes buried secrets, dangerous chemistry, and a deadly conspiracy tied to

Interview with Alex Segura

Suspense Radio host Tracey Devlyn sits down with USA Today bestselling author Alex Segura to chat about his newest thriller—ALTER EGO. * * * Lost legends. Buried secrets. When a visionary creator finally gets the chance to reimagine her favorite childhood hero, she uncovers a web of lies, power plays, and a truth darker than any comic book plot. Passion meets peril in this thrill

Criminal Mischief Episode 26: Storytelling in Dixie

Nov 22 2024 27 mins

Here’s the thing about the South—if you can’t tell a story, they won’t feed you. They’ll simply deposit you behind the barn and let you wither away. That doesn’t happen often because everyone down there can spin a yarn. Some better than others, but a story is a story. This is a rich tradition and congers up names like William Faulkner, James Dickey, Eudora Welty, Flanne

Interview with Marcia Clark

Nov 19 2024 21 mins

We are so honored to bring you ex-criminal prosecutor and current bestselling author Marcia Clark. She joins us to talk about her latest book, TRIAL BY AMBUSH, her first True Crime novel. Marcia Clark is the best selling author of nine legal thrillers and one memoir, starting with four bestselling legal thrillers featuring prosecutor Rachel Knight: The Competition, Killer Ambition,

Criminal Mischief Episode 25: Stroll Through Forensic History

Nov 19 2024 35 mins

SHOW NOTES: FORENSIC SCIENCE TIMELINE Prehistory: Early cave artists and pot makers “sign” their works with a paint or impressed finger or thumbprint. 1000 b.c.: Chinese use fingerprints to “sign” legal documents. 3rd century BC.: Erasistratus (c. 304–250 b.c.) and Herophilus (c. 335–280 b.c.) perform the first autopsies in Alexandria.&n