Scott Turow: The Father of Legal Thrillers Shares His Journey from Law to Box Office Magic

On today's 213th episode of The Thriller Zone, we're doing something just a little bit differently. You see I recorded this episode with the lovely and talented Ashley Erwin nearly three years ago...April 2022, to be exact.Long story short, I pushed it aside to edit it, while waiting for the book to drop, and, well, the book got delayed, I misplaced the show file, and wouldn't you know I found this just this week and thought...why not air it now?Ashley, you don't mind, do you? Maybe it can enjoy a Renaissance.So, pull up a chair, pour yourself something good, and enjoy an off the cuff, and more than a little bit delayed conversation with the funny, charming, and mega-talented Ashley Erwin, here on The Thriller Zone. Learn more at: Ashley-Erwin.comMentioned in this episode:The Thriller Zone presents Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSKThe Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComThe Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComGet Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!

This 212th episode of the Thriller Zone hosted by Dave Temple, features a captivating interview with Scott Turow, the legendary author known for his contributions to the legal thriller genre. Scott, known as the pioneering author of legal thrillers, discusses his latest novel, "Presumed Guilty," which continues the story of Rusty Savage from his ground-breaking bestseller, "Presumed Innocent." The conversation unveils Scott's journey from aspiring writer to a celebrated author, revealing the intense experience of transitioning from a struggling writer to the creator of a worldwide bestseller. With a humorous tone, Scott shares personal anecdotes about the highs and lows of his writing career, including the emotional rollercoaster that comes with achieving literary success. As Dave & Scott reflect on the impact of advancements in forensic technology on storytelling, Turow reveals how modern expectations have shifted due to popular crime dramas, making it more challenging to create suspense. The episode touches on the recent television adaptation of "Presumed Innocent," originally starring Harrison Ford, and more recently, Jake Gyllenhaal, highlighting the differences in character portrayal and storyline. The discussion explores how Scott's real-life experiences as a prosecutor inform his fiction. His unique perspective on the complexities of the legal world offers listeners an insightful look into the nuances of crafting a compelling legal narrative. The episode also touches on the evolution of legal thrillers in contemporary literature, highlighting how advancements in forensic science and changes in societal expectations have shaped the genre. Scott emphasizes the importance of character development and the intricate layers within his stories, which resonate deeply with readers, creating a rich tapestry of intrigue and suspense.The episode wraps up with a powerful reminder that writing is a craft requiring dedication and persistence, encouraging aspiring writers to embrace their journeys with passion and resilience. This engaging conversation is a must-listen for fans of thrillers and anyone interested in the art of storytelling.ORDER SCOTT'S NEW BOOK "PRESUMED GUILTY" HERE.Learn more at ScottTurow.com and follow us at TheThrillerZone.comTakeaways: Scott Turow reflects on his journey from aspiring writer to pioneer of the legal thriller genre, The impact of forensic technology on legal storytelling has significantly changed reader expectations, Turow shares the emotional experience of seeing his first book adapted into a film. The collaboration between filmmakers and authors can lead to unique interpretations of stories, Turow discusses the importance of persistence and hard work in the writing process, He emphasizes that writing requires consistent effort, regardless of the level of success attained. Companies mentioned in this episode: Apple TV Bad Robot Productions Nike Grand Central PublishingMentioned in this episode:Get Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!The Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM...

On today's 211th episode of the #1 thriller podcast, The Thriller Zone, host Dave Temple welcomes the literary titan James Patterson, marking a significant highlight in the podcast's eighth season. The two scribes dive into the world of thriller fiction, discussing Patterson's illustrious career, which includes a staggering number of bestsellers and a unique blend of characters like Holmes, Marple, and Poe in his latest release, 'Holmes is Missing'. Temple reflects on Patterson's influence on his own journey as a reader and writer, expressing admiration for Patterson's ability to craft engaging narratives through short, punchy chapters that keep readers hooked. Dave candidly admits that it was Patterson's influence that not only got Dave "seriously" reading again, but was the catalyst that pushed Dave toward becoming a writer.As the dialogue progresses, Patterson shares insights into his creative process, emphasizing the importance of storytelling and the ability to adapt and change directions in narrative as characters evolve. This candid exchange not only sheds light on Patterson’s methods but also showcases his humorous and relatable personality, making the episode a delightful blend of inspiration and entertainment for fans of the genre.The episode also takes a more personal turn as Patterson opens up about his life, including anecdotes about his family, particularly his wife Sue, whom he describes with heartfelt affection. The discussion touches on the emotional aspects of writing, with Patterson highlighting how his personal experiences shape his storytelling. Jim shares a touching moment from his autobiography, revealing a deep connection with his audience and the significance of emotional authenticity in writing. Temple and Patterson’s rapport is evident as they share laughs and insights, creating an engaging atmosphere that resonates throughout the conversation, and the episode serves as a testament to the enduring power of storytelling, both in fiction and in the lived experiences of the authors themselves, leaving listeners with a renewed appreciation for the craft.Additionally, the episode invites listeners to reflect on the evolving landscape of literature and the role of technology in shaping reading habits. Patterson discusses the impact of modern distractions on attention spans and how this influences his writing style, favoring brevity and engagement over lengthy prose. The dynamic between storytelling and audience engagement becomes a recurring theme, as they explore how Patterson's books have adapted to meet the needs of contemporary readers. This exploration of the intersection between creativity and commercial success highlights the challenges and triumphs of being a prolific author in today's fast-paced world. As the episode wraps up, Temple and Patterson leave audiences with a sense of hope and inspiration, encouraging aspiring writers to embrace their unique voices and tell their stories, regardless of the challenges they may face.ORDER JIM'S NEW BOOK: "HOLMES IS MISSING" HERELearn more about Jim's prolific body of work at JamesPatterson.com and be sure to visit/follow/subscribe at TheThrillerZone.com as well as YouTube.com/thethrillerzoneMajor takeaways include:Dave Temple reflects on his journey in podcasting and the significance of having James Patterson as a guest. James Patterson emphasizes the importance of storytelling and keeping readers engaged throughout the narrative. During the episode, Patterson shares personal...

Welcome to the 3rd annual Dave & Tammy Year-End Extravaganza! This special episode features our favorite Top Ten lists, where we dive into the best books, audiobooks, films, and television series of the year. Join us as we celebrate the stories that captivated us, from thrilling novels to heartwarming films, all while sharing our personal insights and experiences. Tammy, my wonderful wife and life-sidekick, brings her unique perspective, and our audience absolutely loves her contributions! Get ready for a fun-filled discussion packed with laughter, reflections, and a look ahead at what 2025 has in store for us in the world of storytelling.Join Dave and Tammy as they share their top picks, highlighting the thrillers that captivated them and the joyful light-hearted stories that provided a welcome escape. With a mix of humor and heartfelt reflections, they explore notable performances, including standout roles from beloved actors like Keri Russell and Ryan Gosling. This episode is packed with their favorite picks in literature, film, television, and podcasts, creating an engaging tapestry of their shared experiences. From the outset, their chemistry is palpable, drawing listeners into a lively conversation that feels both familiar and relatable. The duo's reflections on the impact of storytelling throughout the year resonate deeply, capturing the essence of their shared journey in a way that invites audiences to reflect on their own experiences.Dave enthusiastically lists his top ten books, while Tammy humorously navigates her usual challenge of reaching the double digits. Their playful banter and honest discussions about their reading habits enhance the episode's charm, showcasing their distinct personalities and preferences. Listeners are not only treated to a rundown of their favorite book titles, but also gain insights into the emotional connections these stories foster. The conversation organically transitions to their favorite television shows and movies, where they explore the narratives that have left a lasting impression on them, discussing themes of love, loss, and the human experience.As they delve into the world of podcasts, they highlight emerging voices alongside established favorites, demonstrating their commitment to diverse storytelling. The duo emphasizes the importance of staying informed and entertained, encouraging listeners to explore the vast landscape of podcasts available today. As they reminisce about the year's entertainment, the couple also looks ahead to exciting releases in 2025, sharing their anticipation for new projects from familiar favorites. The chemistry between Dave and Tammy shines through, making this episode a delightful way to wrap up the year and appreciate the stories that resonate with their audience.This episode culminates in a heartfelt conclusion that celebrates their journey, the stories that have shaped them, and the community of listeners who have journeyed alongside them. With a perfect blend of humor, insight, and personal anecdotes, Dave and Tammy deliver an enriching experience that encapsulates the joy of storytelling and leaves listeners eager for what lies ahead in 2025.Links referenced in this episode:apple.comnetflix.comyoutube.comhulu.comCompanies mentioned in this episode: Apple TV Showtime Netflix And for those who would enjoy a clean listing of Dave's Top 10 Faves:TOP 10 BOOKS OF THIS YEAR:MATTERHORN — Chris...

On today's 209th episode of The Thriller Zone, the conversation unfolds with host David Temple welcoming back Adam Hamdy, an acclaimed author whose latest work, 'Deadbeat', is the focal point of their engaging dialogue. As they reminisce about their previous interactions, Temple expresses his admiration for Hamdy's unique storytelling abilities and narrates how much he has grown as a writer since their initial meeting. The episode dives deep into the essence of 'Deadbeat', which is described as a gripping moral exploration of a deeply flawed protagonist, Peyton Collard. Temple praises the book for its ability to make readers root for a character bereft of conventional redeeming qualities, challenging the audience's perceptions of morality and empathy. The discussion then transitions into the creative process behind Hamdy's writing, where he shares insights into how personal experiences and observations shape his characters and narratives.The duo discuss the landscape of publishing today, the challenges authors face in promoting their work, and how the changing dynamics of media consumption impact storytelling. Temple's enthusiastic endorsements and Hamdy's reflections on his writing journey culminate in a rich dialogue that is both informative and inspiring for aspiring writers and avid readers alike.Keywords: The Thriller Zone podcast, host David Temple, Adam Hamdy interview, thriller books, writing advice, publishing industry trends, storytelling techniques, character development, psychological archetypes, true crime fiction, author interviews, book recommendations, creative writing tips, podcasting insights, reading challenges, literary analysis, contemporary literature, personal development through writing, emotional storytelling, engaging conversations.Takeaways:David Temple emphasizes the importance of authentic conversations in a world dominated by distractions. Adam Hamdy discusses the challenges of promoting books in today's fast-paced publishing environment. The podcast highlights how personal experiences can shape a writer's storytelling approach and character development. Listeners are encouraged to reflect on their time management and what truly matters to them. The conversation reveals insights into the evolving landscape of the publishing industry and the role of innovation. Both hosts agree that understanding psychological archetypes can enhance character depth in writing. Links referenced in this episode: AdamHamdy.comMentioned in this episode:Get Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!The Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComThe Thriller Zone presents Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSKThe Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.Com

From CIA to Novelist: David McCloskey & The Art of EspionageOn today’s 208th episode of The Thriller Zone, host David Temple welcomes back former CIA analyst and author David McCloskey to discuss his latest thriller, The Seventh Floor. The conversation explores the intersection of social media and author branding, the development of McCloskey's protagonist Artemis Proctor, and the balance between authenticity and storytelling in espionage thrillers. McCloskey shares insights into the challenges of writing a series and the evolving nature of his characters, emphasizing the importance of engaging narratives over strict adherence to realism. In this engaging conversation, David McCloskey also shares his insights on the writing process, emphasizing the importance of perseverance through creative challenges, the solitude of writing, and the discipline of daily word counts. Temple and McCloskey discuss the value of learning from established authors by copying their prose longhand and the necessity of reading one's work aloud to ensure clarity and flow. The conversation also touches on the craft of dialogue and the complexities of Middle Eastern policy, reflecting McCloskey's background and expertise, before ending with Temple’s signature Best Writing Advice.Learn more at: DavidMcCloskeyBooks.comKeywords: David McCloskey, The Seventh Floor, CIA, espionage, thriller, social media, character development, authenticity, writing challenges, author branding, writing, creativity, editing, discipline, authorship, dialogue, Middle East, storytelling, craft, literatureChapters:00:00 Introduction to David McCloskey and The Seventh Floor06:04 The Role of Social Media in Author Branding12:35 Character Development: Artemis Proctor's Journey18:48 Authenticity in Espionage Thrillers24:54 The Challenges of Writing a Series27:33 Overcoming Creative Obstacles30:33 The Loneliness of Writing34:05 Daily Writing Discipline37:39 Learning from Great Authors39:30 The Importance of Reading Aloud41:10 Crafting Dialogue and Prose42:55 Insights on Middle East PolicyBest Sound Bites:"You're just a great natural entertainer.""I need to throw it away and be done.""It's an imposter syndrome for sure.""The feed loop is a really long one.""Writing has really become about the editing.""Just write the effing story.""You should probably be spending time longhand copying.""Read your stuff out loud to yourself.""Give the reader some credit to use their own imagination.""It's always interesting to get back into that world.""We have a real case of main character syndrome."https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DqhSNxKuWBEMentioned in this episode:Get Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!The Thriller Zone presents Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSKThe Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComThe Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.Com

On today's 207th episode of The Thriller Zone, host David Temple interviews New York Times bestselling author Danielle Trussoni about her latest thriller, 'The Puzzle Box.'Together, their engaging conversation covers the inspiration behind the book, the unique character of Mike Brink, and the cultural influences from Trussoni's time in Japan. The dialogue explores themes of power, gender, and the writing process, emphasizing the importance of character development and reader engagement.Trussoni shares her writing routine and offers valuable advice for aspiring authors, making this a rich and insightful episode for fans of thriller fiction.Learn more at: DanielleTrussoni.com and Follow us at: TheThrillerZone.comChapters00:00 Introduction to Danielle Trussoni and Her Work02:46 The Inspiration Behind 'The Puzzle Box'06:03 Character Development and Unique Traits08:52 Exploring Japan: Cultural Influences in Writing12:07 The Puzzle Master: A Deep Dive into the Character14:56 Writing Process: Plotting vs. Discovery18:08 Themes of Power and Gender in 'The Puzzle Box'21:05 Reader Engagement and Character Connection23:52 The Role of Research in Writing27:09 Final Thoughts and Writing AdviceTakeaways:Danielle Trussoni’s book covers are visually stunning and impactful.Writing is akin to solving a puzzle, requiring creativity and structure.Living in Japan greatly influenced Trussoni's writing and character development.The character Mike Brink has savant syndrome, adding depth to the story.Thrillers can explore timely themes, such as gender and power dynamics.Research enhances the authenticity of the narrative and settings.Daily writing, even in small amounts, is crucial for a sustainable writing career.Engaging readers with relatable characters is essential for a successful thriller.The bullet train experience in Japan is a must for travelers.Fiction should entertain while also provoking thought and discussion.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vsg_2PjZEbYMentioned in this episode:The Thriller Zone presents Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSKThe Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComThe Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComGet Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!

On today’s 206th episode of The Thriller Zone, host David Temple welcomes back author Jack Stewart to discuss his latest work in the Battleborn series, particularly the third book, Bogey Spades. The conversation delves into Jack's experiences as a military pilot, insights from the Top Gun movies, and the realities of aviation training. They also explore Jack's writing process, his aspirations beyond military thrillers, and how his day job as a pilot influences his storytelling. The episode provides a comprehensive look at the intersection of writing, military experience, and personal interests. In this engaging conversation, the host and guest explore various themes related to aviation, writing, and family life. The discussion begins with the unique flight approaches in San Diego, transitioning into a deeper understanding of turbulence and its misconceptions. The conversation then shifts to the balance between writing and flying, highlighting the challenges and joys of both professions. Family dynamics and the importance of parenting are also discussed, showcasing the guest's pride in his children's achievements. Finally, the conversation wraps up with insights into the underlying messages in the guest's writing and valuable advice for aspiring authors.Learn more at JackStewartBooks.comThe Thriller Zone promises to wrap 2024 in a BIG way...Stay Tuned! Questions? Just write us at "[email protected]"Companies mentioned in this episode: New York Times Tyndale Amazon Andrews Wilson Ryan Steck Jack Carr Tom Clancy Stephen King Michael Connolly TJ Newman Bob Dugoni Mentioned in this episode:Get Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!The Thriller Zone presents Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSKThe Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComThe Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.Com

On today’s 205th episode of The Thriller Zone, host David Temple welcomes back author Steve Urszenyi to discuss his latest book, 'Out in the Cold.' The conversation explores Steve's journey as a writer, the development of his female protagonist Alex Martel, and the themes of isolation and resilience in his work. Temple and Urszenyi also delve into the importance of research in writing, Steve's literary influences, and valuable writing advice for aspiring authors. As they wrap up, Steve shares a sneak peek into his upcoming projects.Learn more at: SteveUrszenyi.comChapters00:00 Introduction to Steve Yerzaney and His Work04:07 The Journey of a Writer: From Debut to Acclaimed Author07:57 Exploring the Protagonist: Alex Martel's Character Development12:06 Themes of Isolation and Resilience in 'Out in the Cold'15:57 The Importance of Research in Writing20:04 Influences and Inspirations: Authors Who Shaped Steve's Writing23:53 Writing Advice: The Best and Worst Tips for Aspiring Authors28:08 Looking Ahead: What's Next for Steve Yerzaney?KeywordsSteve Yerzaney, Out in the Cold, thriller, writing advice, female protagonist, Alex Martel, literary awards, research in writing, themes of resilience, author interviewsTakeawaysSteve Yerzaney's journey from debut author to acclaimed writer.The significance of a strong female protagonist in thrillers.Themes of isolation and resilience are central to 'Out in the Cold.'Research plays a crucial role in creating authentic narratives.Writing advice: Just write and don't overthink it.The importance of building relationships in the writing community.Steve's influences include Nelson DeMille and Tom Clancy.The character Alex Martel was developed through a pantser approach.Isolation in the story reflects both physical and emotional challenges.Upcoming projects include a new adventure for Alex Martel.Sound Bites"Best things in life are worth the wait.""Out in the Cold is a must-read.""Research can be easily half of the story.""Just write. Don't worry about the words.""It's a business of relationships." The Thriller Zone promises to wrap 2024 in a BIG way...Stay Tuned! Questions? Just write us at "[email protected]" Mentioned in this episode:The Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComThe Thriller Zone presents Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSKThe Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComGet Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!

On today’s 204th episode of The Thriller Zone, host David Temple engages with bestselling author Robert Dugoni, exploring his journey as a writer, the intricacies of storytelling, and the challenges of adapting books for Hollywood. With 4 different series, 6 complete stand-alone novels, and a couple of short stories to boot, Bob is a critically acclaimed New York Times, Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, and #1 Amazon Bestselling author, reaching over 9 million readers worldwide.David & Bob discuss the importance of tension in writing, the influence of Dugoni's legal background on his work, and the emotional weight behind his stories. The conversation also touches on books, chess, the work of perfecting our craft, and a field of dreams, plus the creative process, the significance of antagonists in storytelling, and valuable advice for aspiring authors.Learn more at RobertDugoniBooks.com and Follow us at TheThrillerZone.com...and remember to SUBSCRIBE!Chapters:00:00 The Art of Storytelling as a Conduit00:53 Updates on Robert DeGoni's Writing Journey02:55 Navigating Hollywood: The Long Road to Adaptation06:08 The Influence of Legal Background on Writing08:55 Researching Courtroom Dynamics11:52 The Emotional Weight of Writing15:04 Trusting the Creative Process17:55 Balancing Standalones and Series20:53 The Importance of Antagonists in Storytelling23:51 Advice for Aspiring AuthorsTakeaways: Being a conduit for storytelling is essential.The journey of writing involves constant learning and adaptation.Hollywood adaptations can take years and require patience.Tension is a crucial element in both courtroom settings and writing.Researching courtroom dynamics enhances the authenticity of legal thrillers.Emotional connections to characters can make writing more impactful.Trusting the creative process is vital for writers.Balancing standalones and series depends on reader interest.Antagonists play a key role in sustaining a series.Aspiring authors should not let reality constrain their fiction.Best Sound Bites: "I think it's natural for any human being to have self-doubt.""You just have to trust that voice in your head.""Never kill a good antagonist." The Thriller Zone promises to wrap 2024 in a BIG way...Stay Tuned! Questions? Just write us at "[email protected]" Mentioned in this episode:Get Your Book on The Thriller Zone for a Limited Time!For A Limited Time Only you can get your book (past or future) on The Thriller Zone. Write us at: [email protected] and we'll book your slot for the entire inventory of shows. Just remember THIS IS A LIMITED OFFER ONLY, so ACT TODAY!The Thriller Zone is sponsored by Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK.The Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.ComThe Thriller Zone presents Bob Asher and his new thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSKThe Thriller Zone with Dave Temple is presented by rising author Bob Asher and his latest thriller ESCAPE FROM DONETSK, available now from Amazon. Learn more at: BobAsherBooks.Com