Espionage

A No-Spoiler Update on Fall From Grace

/ Espionage, Mark Posey, Thrillers

Thomas Billings is back.
Well… almost.

Mark filed a no-spoiler update on Fall From Grace, the second Thomas Billings thriller, and it contains precisely zero useful intel — which is exactly the point. What we do know: the book exists, words are happening, and coffee is disappearing at an alarming rate. Thomas is stubborn, Grace is complicated, and someone (possibly several someones) is making catastrophically poor choices.

In other words: the thriller is doing what thrillers do best.
And Mark will start spilling details only when the finish line is in sight.

Until then… someone, somewhere, is about to regret something deeply.

How to Disappear in Plain Sight (Without a Q Branch Budget)

/ Espionage, Mark Posey, Thrillers

Disappearing isn’t about vanishing—it’s about confidence. From Angelina Jolie’s cool-headed makeover in Salt to Natasha Romanoff’s mall-date sleight of hand, the best spies don’t run; they blend. In fiction, that kind of composure is thrilling to watch—and in Fall From Grace, Thomas Billings is about to need every trick in the book.

Back in the Trenches: Fall From Grace Begins

/ Espionage, Mark Posey, Thrillers

Back in the trenches: I’ve started writing Fall From Grace, Book 2 in the Thomas Billings thrillers. Thomas and Grace head to London for an audience with the Queen—then get yanked into Establishment crosshairs. Expect chases, betrayals, and the kind of moral gray that leaves even “good guys” guessing.

Jacobine vs. Billings: Who’s More Fun to Torture?

/ Espionage, Mark Posey, Thrillers

One of the perks of writing thrillers is getting to torture characters. Jacobine makes me work harder—she’s deadly, clever, and never blinks. Billings, though, is convinced he’s in control…until the floor drops. Who’s more fun to torment: the nun with a gun, or the cocky spook?

Juggling Chainsaws (and Books)

/ Espionage, Mark Posey, Thrillers

Mark’s desk is overflowing with thrillers, Jacobine adventures, anthology deadlines, and even a dash of erotica. Add in a Kickstarter campaign, real-world book selling, and you’ve got the “good kind of busy.” Coffee recommended.

The Devil’s in the Details—and It Might Save Your Life

/ Espionage, Historical, Historical Romance, Romance, Romantic Suspense, Thrillers, Tracy Cooper-Posey

Passing for local could be life or death. A British spy in WWII might lose everything over the way a button was sewn, or how he held up three fingers. It’s the tiniest details that betray us—on the battlefield, in foreign lands, or even just trying to order coffee after moving countries. Trust me: I’ve lived it. The wrong Tuesday nearly gave me a migraine.

Why I Jump Across So Many Romance Sub-Genres

/ Contemporary Romance, Espionage, Fantasy, Fantasy Romance, Historical, Historical, Historical Romance, Historical Suspense, Menage Romance, Paranormal Romance, Paranormal Women's Fiction, Romance, Romantic Science Fiction, Romantic Suspense, Romantic Thrillers, Science Fiction, Science Fiction Romance, Space Opera, Thrillers, Time Travel Romance, Tracy Cooper-Posey, Women's Fiction

From SRP Author Tracy Cooper-Posey: If you’ve been around my books long enough (and if you haven’t—welcome!), you might have

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