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Meg Gardiner is the #1 New York Times bestselling author of seventeen thrillers. Shadowheart, her latest novel, is part of the UNSUB series featuring FBI agent Caitlin Hendrix. The Real Book Spy calls it “A mind-trip of a story.” Booklist says, “As always, the writing is exquisite and the story is perfectly crafted.” UNSUB, the first novel in the series, won the 2018 Barry Award for Best Thriller. The Dark Corners of the Night was bought by Amazon Studios for development as an hour-long television drama.

Heat 2 is a prequel/sequel to the film Heat, co-authored with the film’s writer/director, Michael Mann. Booklist’s starred review calls it “Riveting… the fully fleshed human stories support and even transcend the often-breathtaking action.”
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The blog at 20: Fictophobia

In honor of this blog’s 20th anniversary, this week I’m reposting some of my favorite entries. Today’s was first posted January 21, 2007.

Fictophobia: baby, don’t fear the reader

Call me naive. It wasn’t until my first novel was published that I discovered some people are fictophobes. They disdain fiction. Granted, I knew that some folks hate romance novels, or loathe science fiction, ju

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UNSUB (UNSUB, #1)

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Into the Black Nowhere (UNS...

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Shadowheart (UNSUB #4)

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The Memory Collector (Jo Be...

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The Shadow Tracer

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China Lake (Evan Delaney, #1)

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Ransom River

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“Was it hard to watch people go?
No. Breathing afterward, every day, was harder.”
Meg Gardiner, The Dirty Secrets Club
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“Running cured almost anything. It eased pain; it exhilarated; it served as penance and validation. It turned lone wolf into a compliment. Running was objective – the stop-watch never lied. Races judged competitors on how long and hard they could run fast, not on a coach’s decision to play favorites with the starting lineup. Running was pure.”
Meg Gardiner, Ransom River

“But fate was a myth constructed by fools—people who gamble or follow horoscopes, who believe the stars rule their lives.”
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“neatness can be carried too far, so that the work begins to seem fussy and overwrought, anal compulsive, unspontaneous, and remembering that, on the other hand, mess is no adequate alternative.”
John Gardner, The Art of Fiction: Notes on Craft for Young Writers

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