Lyn Liao Butler

Mar 29, 2024 | crimereads.com | Lyn Liao Butler |Paul G Tremblay |Taylor Adams

My husband, our young son, and I fostered seventeen dogs during the pandemic. Our son cried every time a dog went to their forever home. A couple who adopted one of our fosters was so touched by his devotion that they offered to give him back the dog. When he said no, they sent him a box of toys for his future fosters. I thought it was so sweet, until my thriller mind starting thinking, what if they liked him too much?

Feb 24, 2024 | bookreporter.com | Lyn Liao Butler

In her new thriller, WHAT IS MINE, Lyn Liao Butler demonstrates that motherhood, the quality of being a loving mother (or not), does not pass from one generation to the next. Hope Chen and her sister, Cassidy, had parents who were cold and unfeeling. Yet Cassidy is, to the best of her ability, a caring mother to Luca. When Cassidy dies, Hope and her husband, Shaun, take Luca into their home and are determined to provide him with all the love and protection they can.

Feb 20, 2023 | preview.houstonchronicle.com | Steve Berry |Lyn Liao Butler |Mark Greaney |Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni

Author Steve Berry. Photo: Carey SheffieldThis week, Brazos Bookstore hosts award-winning author and poet, Chitra Divakaruni and Kindred Stories welcomes the Tres Golpes Texas Tour featuring Raina J. León, Jasminne Mendez and Yesenia Montilla. MONDAYLyn Liao Butler: Author will discuss "Someone Else's Life" with Sara DiVello via Murder By The Book’s YouTube and Facebook pages. 6 p.m., murderbooks.comAuthor Lyn Liao Butler.

Feb 7, 2023 | newsbreak.com | Lyn Liao Butler

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Feb 7, 2023 | crimereads.com | Lyn Liao Butler |Amanda Jayatissa

My husband and I fell in love with Kauai when we went there for our honeymoon. We’ve been back many times since, and during the pandemic, we decided to live there so I could research the book I was working on. It was supposed to be an upmarket novel like my first two books, but pandemic homeschooling coupled with the state of our world put me in a dark place. My solution: I started killing people in the book. There was an accidental death or two, an intentional murder, stalking, and a drowning.