Jeffery Deaver

very interesting niche to be in but one I think that it like you said like it kind of makes you I think it really makes you stand out and also it's where people are not doing the the kind of uh the expected thing you would expect to murder in a crime novel but you're kind of um backing the trend there and following you

yeah well I think I think it's more kind of psychological suspense than see crime is such a broad church these days you know it encompasses so much like the cozy crimes the Miss Marples and the Agatha Christie's and the Thursday Murder Club to something as like violent as Jeffrey Deaver or S.A. Cosby, the American brilliant American writer and and and hard bitten detectives like Rebus.

And, you know, I love the Karen Perry series.

van mcdermott or the maeve kerrigan will they won't they series by john jane casey

I, you know, I was a huge series fan.

Like, I used to read a lot of Jeffrey Deaver, and he wrote the Lincoln Rhyme series, and that was, that was what I read a lot of in my 20s.

It was a lot of forensics, a lot of police procedurals.

But I don't know that there was any one specific book, other than maybe my favorite book as a kid, which was not obviously a thriller, and that was, uh, the Ramona Quimby books by Beverly Cleary, where I, I just loved following along on her stories.

Nerd reference.

For those interested in muds, the cybersecurity canon novel The Blue Nowhere by Jeffrey Deaver is a cyber thriller set in the time of the nineteen nineties internet bubble, where the good guy and the bad guy hackers use a very specific mud to track each other down.

The skit that Plotkin referred to is from a popular BBC TV show called Monty Python's Flying Circus that aired from nineteen sixty-nine to nineteen seventy-four.

And not for nothing, Plotkin signs his forum post with this statement: "A man who doesn't know his Monty Python is not a man worth talking to." Well said, sir.

This thriller follows struggling writer Lowen Ashleigh, who is hired to finish a best-selling author's book series and discovers disturbing manuscript containing devastating secrets about the author and her family.

Today, Tracker is released on CBS, which is based on The Never Game by Jeffery Deaver.

The series follows Colter Shaw, a lone wolf survivalist who uses his tracking skills to find missing people and solve dangerous cases.

Carrie comes out on Prime Video on October 7th.