This month's Author Spotlight features Norman Sinclair, author of The Mechanic, a gripping crime thriller that explores the dangerous world of contract killing, criminal organizations, and the consequences of a life built on violence.

his month, Fieldhouse Publishing shines the Author Spotlight on Doug Phillips, author of the supernatural thriller Sword of Mercy, a story where family history, psychological suspense, and the restless dead collide in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.

True crime has a way of capturing our attention unlike almost any other genre. Through books, documentaries, podcasts, and investigative journalism, millions of people explore real-life mysteries, searching for answers to questions that sometimes remain unresolved.

For thriller, crime, and horror writers, psychology can turn an ordinary villain into an unforgettable antagonist.

Closer than many people realize technologically—but still a very long way from doing it safely or acceptably.

On October 16, 1972, a small Cessna 310 departed Anchorage for Juneau. Aboard were U.S. House Majority Leader Hale Boggs of Louisiana, Alaska Congressman Nick Begich, pilot Don Jonz, and Begich aide Russell Brown.

This week, Ironfield Publishing turns the Author Spotlight on Ian Orchid, author of the fast-paced mystery thriller Always the Sun—a story where stolen art, dangerous criminals, buried secrets, and unexpected love collide.

In Alabama, one of the most heartbreaking is the murder of Willie Edwards Jr., a case that remains a symbol of injustice nearly seventy years later.

While there is no single profile that fits every serial killer, psychologists, criminologists, and law enforcement experts have spent decades studying patterns in an effort to understand these offenders.

From classic literature and blockbuster films to modern thrillers and conspiracy novels, secret societies remain one of the most enduring themes in fiction.

A book cover isn't just decoration. It's a promise. It tells readers what kind of experience they're about to have.

At Ironfield Publishing, we're searching for authors, researchers, investigators, and experts who have stories worth telling.