by Elizabeth Heiter | Jan 8, 2021 | Blog Article
Pairing Books and Food I love curling up with a good book and knowing I have an uninterrupted stretch of time ahead of me to enjoy it. That doesn’t happen nearly as often as I’d like (because I have my own books to write, too!), but when it does, I always like to find...
by Elizabeth Heiter | Sep 4, 2018 | Blog Article
Writers’ Police Academy Wrap-Up What happens when you take the pen out of a writer’s hand and replace it with a pistol (or a Taser or a police baton)? At a public safety school in Wisconsin where real training happens for police trainees, I found out. The 10th annual...
by Elizabeth Heiter | Mar 21, 2018 | Blog Article
Top Five Female Detectives The mystery genre is filled with interesting sub-genres: domestic suspense, spy thriller, political thriller, noir, cozy, legal thriller, supernatural thriller, romantic suspense. But procedurals, populated with amateur and professional...
by Elizabeth Heiter | Jan 26, 2017 | Blog Article
Top Ten FBI Novels As a writer, I love creating FBI characters. In fact, I have an entire series around an FBI profiler. Her job allows me to send her across the country (and overseas, if I want), assisting other law enforcement agencies and working a huge variety of...
by Elizabeth Heiter | Jan 4, 2016 | Blog Article
Serial killers have long been a favorite villain in suspense novels, for readers and writers alike (including myself – the debut book in my Profiler series has my heroine hunting down the Bakersville Burier, a serial killer who buries his victims up to their necks...
