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Crime Fiction Files

Carmen Amato

CIA veteran Carmen Amato takes you behind her high-stakes crime fiction, including the award-winning Detective Emilia Cruz police series set in Acapulco.

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Treason, the CIA, and Mexico’s Political Playbook

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What happens in Mexico when a state takes on a job that is the responsibility of the federal government, such as national security?

The state’s most senior law enforcement official resigns, then is charge...

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Move Over, Bond. Acapulco’s Finest Just Crashed the Espionage Party.

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As a 30-year CIA veteran now writing fiction, the most frequently asked questions I get are: “Why don’t you write spy fiction?” and “Isn’t it hard to write police thrillers because of today’s technology...

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12 Years of Old Lies and Lost Clues

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This month is the 12th anniversary of the mass disappearance that inspired me to write 43 MISSING, the 6th Detective Emilia Cruz thriller. After years of shoddy inves...

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2 crime fiction authors + math = a higher than expected body count

Jane Harvey-Berrick (DEAD WATER, etc) and I looked at numbers for homicides in Cornwall and cartel recruitment in Mexico.

A good conversation, despite the grim topic.

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When September Breaks Your Heart

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I associate good things with September and the start of the fall season. I got engaged in the fall, had both children in the fall, and love starting writing projects in the fall.

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    30-year CIA veteran turning my experience into thrillers so you can share the IRL danger & deception | DRAGON CARTEL out now | "A thrilling series" - NPR

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