The Romantic Side of Suspense

The Romantic Side of Suspense is a fiction podcast hosted by Author Sarah Hamaker, with 174 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

Author Sarah Hamaker hosts The Romantic Side of Suspense, a fiction show with 174 episodes published.

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  The Last Noel Author Chat Special (Episode 174)

  Aug 18, 202616 min

  On this special edition episode of “The Romantic Side of Suspense,” I’m talking with my fellow authors, Jayna Breigh and Kimberley Woodhouse, about our Christmas novella collection, The Last Noel. Learn more about our characters, villains, settings, and storylines about these Christmas-themed second chance romance with a dangerous twist! The Last Noel is a riveting Christmas novella collection with suspense, intrigue, and second-chance romance. “Do You See What I See?” by Sarah Hamaker Oakleigh Wright’s estranged foster sister reappears late one night desperate to hand off her children. Oakleigh agrees to bring them to their aunt out of state, but her travels […]

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  Quick Takes in Christian Romantic Suspense (Episode 173)

  Aug 4, 202621 min

  During this episode of “The Romantic Side of Suspense” podcast, you’ll hear from four authors about their romantic suspense books available this month. Here’s the list of authors and books for August 2026, with the book’s release date if not available now. Lynette Eason/Twilight Tactics Elizabeth Goddard/When the Silence Breaks Monique DeVere/Guarded by the Sheriff Hope Welborn/Taken Without a Trace (8/25)

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  How Carol J. Post Keeps Her Characters in Danger (Episode 172)

  Jul 28, 202624 minS0

  “Probably the hardest part of [writing romantic suspense] is … keeping the characters in danger, direct threats to their lives, throughout the book. It can be hard to keep them in that kind of danger without them taking stupid risks or the villains coming out as inept,” Carol said. “I enjoy the suspense part—that’s always my favorite part to write.”

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  Why Joanna Davidson Politano Loves Old Houses (Episode 171)

  Jul 14, 202624 min

  “My husband and I went to Scotland on our honeymoon, and all we did was run around visiting all these estates [with all their stories],” Joanna said. “It made something come alive in me. … There’s something so unique about a house that has lasted so many generations and seen so many stories. … That makes these houses worth something that’s so unique.”

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  Why Joanna Davidson Politano Loves Old Houses (Episode 171)

  Jul 14, 202624 minS0

  “My husband and I went to Scotland on our honeymoon, and all we did was run around visiting all these estates [with all their stories],” Joanna said. “It made something come alive in me. … There’s something so unique about a house that has lasted so many generations and seen so many stories. … That makes these houses worth something that’s so unique.”

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