DIPLOMACY GONE ROGUE

by Chris GoffWhy I was destined to write DARK WATERS. Like many of us, I am a child of the Cold War. My grade school had a bomb shelter and conducted regular "nuclear fallout drills," where we filed into the halls, crouched down on our knees, and covered our heads. Not that it would have done much...

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WRITING THE YOUNG ADULT THRILLER

(Confessions of a Pathological Liar)Jennifer Garner filmed a recruitment video for the CIA by Sonja StoneCurrently, I’m the only Rogue Woman writing young adult fiction, which makes me feel a bit like the little sister. I think it’s fitting; if you’ve read our bios, you might agree. Our group...

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BOND GIRL

by Francine MathewsThe thunk-thunk of a Chinook grew louder in the damp Virginia air; it swung into view just as we lifted our heads from the deep grass of our hiding place. It wasn’t the Enemy, with their forward-looking infra-red that could detect body heat even in the densest forest; it was...

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CHEMISTRY AND SCIENCE GONE ROGUE

By Jamie FrevelettiI’m excited for my first post on the Rogue Women Writers blog! I write my own Emma Caldridge series as well as Robert Ludlum’s Covert One series. Both of these series give me ample opportunity to write about some of the most interesting geopolitical and biological issues facing...

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White House Thrillers

Madam Secretary, White House Down, House of Cards, West Wing-- TV shows, movies and novels about the White House have all been popular.  Are you fascinated with political intrigue, motives involving power, influence, money as well as world dominance and terror? These...

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KIDNAPPING GONE ROGUE

By KJ HoweThere are 25 elite professionals across the globe who travel undercover to the deadliest hotspots in the world to bring hostages home safely by any means necessary. These remarkable individuals, called response consultants, leave their homes for weeks or even months at a time to insert...

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A question of gray and tan

S. Lee Manning: Why do I write international espionage thrillers? For the adventure. For the excitement. In part, of course. What could be more thrilling than a high stakes race against great odds to save the world or to save the country or to save hundreds or thousands of people from a terrorist...

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