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First Published:
Aug 2005, 304 pages
Paperback:
Aug 2006, 416 pages
This article relates to Panic
Jeff Abbott
is a three-time nominee for the
Mystery Writers of America's
Edgar Allan Poe Award and a
two-time nominee for the Anthony
Award, given at Bouchercon (aka
the World Mystery Conference.)
In fact, all of his Whit Mosley
suspense novels have been
nominated for
major writing awards.
He was born in Dallas and grew
up in Austin and Dallas. He
graduated from Rice University
with a degree in History and
English, and worked as a
creative director at an
advertising agency before
turning his attention to
writing. He lives in Austin with
his wife and two sons.
His latest book, a
psychological thriller called
Fear, was published this
week. The plot
revolves around a
groundbreaking pharmaceutical
drug called Frost that could
potentially help millions of
people suffering from
post-traumatic stress disorder
by causing them to forget the
traumatic incident, except that
the drug has been created under
highly unethical conditions and
the body count just keeps on
rising!
Bibliography:
Whit Mosley suspense novels:
A Kiss Gone Bad, Black Jack
Point, Cut and Run, Do
Unto Others.
Stand alone thrillers:
The Only Good Yankee, Promises
of Home, Distant Blood,
Panic, Fear.
This "beyond the book article" relates to Panic. It originally ran in September 2005 and has been updated for the
August 2006 paperback edition.
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