Review of RU$E – A Memoir by Robert Kerbeck
From Acting to Rusing—Channeling your Inner Corporate Spy If you’ve got impeccable charm and a willingness and talent to lie, The Ruse might be the perfect job for you! In…
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Review of THE PATIENT by Jane Shemilt
Patient Trust, or Lust? In her newest thriller, THE PATIENT, bestselling author Jane Shemilt takes the doctor/patient relationship to a whole new level. Rachel Goodchild lives with her husband, Nathan,…
THE DARKEST PLACE – A Legal Thriller by Phillip Margolin
Only in THE DARKEST PLACE Can You Tell Victim From Perpetrator In THE DARKEST PLACE (Minotaur Books)—the fifth book in the Robin Lockwood legal thriller series—bestselling author Phillip Margolin combines…
RAISING THE BAR – A Lawyer’s Memoir by Ruth Rymer
Tackling Disparity in Divorce: How attorney/author Ruth Rymer advocated for women’s rights There are so many women in the world doing courageous things who deserve a shout-out, but this column…
THE LYING CLUB – A Novel by Annie Ward
Vindication Never Felt So Good It seems the women of the prestigious Falcon Academy in affluent Falcon Valley, Colorado, have three options: 1) tell the truth, 2) run away, or…
THE LONG WEEKEND – A Novel by Gilly Macmillan
Friend or Foe? No One Knows In her newest thriller, THE LONG WEEKEND, bestselling author Gilly Macmillan takes readers deep into the forest of Northumbria, near the border between Scotland…
CRIMSON SUMMER by Heather Graham
Apocalyptic Execution in the Everglades The Book of Revelation’s Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse take center stage in bestselling author Heather Graham’s second novel in the Four Horsemen series, CRIMSON…
FAKE – A Novel by Erica Katz
Fake It Till You Make It In her newest thriller, FAKE (Harper, 02/22/2022), author Erica Katz delves into the fine art world of priceless paintings, premier art galleries, felony fraud,…