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Allison Brennan

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NYT bestselling author. 5 kids, 1 husband, & other assorted pets. I read, I write, I procrastinate. SF Giants fan. RaiderNation. Murder She Writes.
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Whisper Creek is out now!

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By Allison Brennan
| Murder She Writes
Today is the day that Whisper Creek is out in the world, and I hope you’ll pick up a copy at your favorite bookstore or ebook store. And if you like audio books, Amanda Stribling did an absolutely amazing job narrating this story. You’ll love her. For all store links, please visit my website. Thanks for reading Allison Brennan: Murder She Writes! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work. This is a short newsletter, but you can check out my other articles here at Murder She Writes.
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🎧 Whisper Creek by Allison Brennan @Allison_Brennan @amandastribling.bsky.social @minotaurbooks.bsky.social @macmillanaudio.bsky.social #LoveAudiobooks #JIAM

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By Allison Brennan
| Books of My Heart
Review copy was received from NetGalley, Publisher. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.
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Sturm und Drang: Allison Brennan on Turning Weather into a Character in Thrillers

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By Allison Brennan
| CrimeReads Verified
I’ll confess: I’ve used weather as a plot device more times than I care to admit. Need a car run off the road? Make it rain. Need your characters trapped and helpless? Bring on the snow. I once set a Quinn & Costa thriller in Patagonia, Arizona, over Memorial Day weekend—hot, dusty, and miserable. The mining town mattered to the story. The weather was just window dressing. Article continues after advertisement But sometimes weather isn’t background. Sometimes it’s a full-blooded character, raw and real.
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