{"version":"1.0","type":"rich","provider_name":"Acast","provider_url":"https://acast.com","height":250,"width":700,"html":"<iframe src=\"https://embed.acast.com/$/6087d3aca4a81031ba098a59/69fc96227d2172da10f072d9?\" frameBorder=\"0\" width=\"700\" height=\"250\"></iframe>","title":"SUMMER SPECIAL — John Marrs on Dead in the Water, Holidays & Twisty Thrillers","description":"<p>Bestselling psychological thriller author&nbsp;<strong>John Marrs</strong>&nbsp;joins Philippa for a&nbsp;<strong>Quick Book Reviews Summer Special</strong>&nbsp;to talk about his latest thriller,&nbsp;<strong>Dead in the Water</strong>.</p><p>John and Philippa chat about holiday reading, Kindle versus physical books, family trips, travel sickness, nightmare cruises, dream road trips across Canada or New Zealand, ice cream memories, and why raspberry ripple may require mint Tic Tacs.</p><p>They also discuss the writing of&nbsp;<em>Dead in the Water</em>, John’s plotting process, red herrings, psychological thrillers, speculative fiction, social media, TikTok, author promotion, publishing transparency, and why he wants readers to close his books feeling entertained.</p><p><em>Dead in the Water</em>&nbsp;follows Damon after a near-drowning, when his life flashes before his eyes and reveals one disturbing memory he cannot place: a dead boy, a face he does not know, and a moment he cannot remember living. The official synopsis describes it as a chilling thriller about buried memories and obsession.&nbsp;</p><p>Perfect for fans of&nbsp;<strong>John Marrs</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>psychological thrillers</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>crime fiction</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>twisty thrillers</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>summer reads</strong>,&nbsp;<strong>author interviews</strong>, and&nbsp;<strong>no-spoiler book podcasts</strong>.</p><p><strong>Books and authors mentioned:</strong></p><p><em>Dead in the Water</em>&nbsp;by John Marrs</p><p><em>The One</em>&nbsp;by John Marrs</p><p><em>The Good Samaritan</em>&nbsp;by John Marrs</p><p><em>The Passengers</em>&nbsp;by John Marrs</p><p><em>The Marriage Act</em>&nbsp;by John Marrs</p><p><em>The Family Experiment</em>&nbsp;by John Marrs</p><p><br></p>","author_name":"Philippa Hall"}