EP 39 - Jacqueline Winspear - THE WHITE LADY

03/21/23 • 26 min

New York Times bestselling author Jacqueline Winspear chats with Dan about her new stand-alone novel: THE WHITE LADY. This historic fiction novel features Elinor White who serves in both WW1 and WW2 in intelligence. As Jacqueline said "This book is about women doing amazing things with incredible strength." I wholeheartedly agree! It's a must read.

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EP 38 - Rupert Holmes - MURDER YOUR EMPLOYER

Two time Edgar and Two time Tony award winner Rupert Holmes joins Dan to discuss his latest book: The McMasters Guide to Homicide: Murder Your Employer. This book is so delicious in the detailed story of three of the students at McMaster Academy. We are told upfront, that perhaps not all of these students will graduate. They are at the academy to learn to "Delete" their employer. Not just bump the employer off, but how to do it flair and finesse and not get caught. Each has assignments to work through, and a failure at an assignment might get them deleted. This book is wickedly fun and a must read. You will not want to miss what will surely top the New York Times bestseller list. And every other list as well. Or that list might just be "Deleted" too.

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EP 40 - Taleen Voskuni - SORRY, BRO

Dan chats with Taleen Voskuni about her debut romance novel SORRY, BRO. This queer rom-com features a bi Armenian woman who goes on a hunt to discover her family roots and along the way discovers so many things about herself as well as her family. A big incredible love story on so many levels. You won't be disappointed.