Authors in thriller and crime fiction genres receive recognition

Various authors in the thriller and crime fiction genres are receiving recognition for their recent works and debut novels.

Author J. T. Ellison highlighted Alice Feeney for her skill with unreliable narrators in titles such as ‘My Husband's Wife’ and ‘Rock, Paper, Scissors’. Feeney is noted for her ability to use complex clues and deceptive characters. Additionally, Virginia Evans’ ‘The Correspondent’ is recognized for its epistolary style and emotional depth.

In the realm of debut fiction, Jessica Housand has released ‘Blood Gilt’, a novel that blends narco-noir elements with psychological themes. The story follows Alejandro Santiago, a character navigating organized crime and family loyalty, drawing on Housand’s background in psychology.