Open Road Media, a terrific publisher, has released a triple ebook package (titled “Fatal Deceptions”) of the revised 2017 editions of my true crime books
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‘Above Suspicion:’ An Excerpt
Open Road Media has been aggressively promoting the revised and updated print and e-book 2017 editions of my book “Above Suspicion,” which was originally published
An African Safari Accounting…
A lot of people we know have taken African safaris, and generally these excursions are turning up often on people’s bucket lists. The great news:
Screening review of ‘Above Suspicion’
Director Phillip Noyce has been screening “Above Suspicion” to select blogger critics in Los Angeles, though no release date has been announced yet. Here’s one
‘ABOVE SUSPICION’ production stills…
MAY 23, 2017 — Here are some production stills released recently from the “Above Suspicion” shoot on location last summer in Harlan, Kentucky Movie release
Current reviews of new ‘Above Suspicion’ edition
In both print and e-book. Here are some current customer reviews: (The movie release date, set for 2017, has not yet been announced. Here are
‘Above Suspicion’in Open Road Media Catalogue, an excerpt
This is a blurb for the Open Road Media promotion of “Above Suspicion,” with an excerpt from the book. ABOVE SUSPICION: THE FBI AGENT WHO
Packing for the airport: In 2016, a new record for guns found in carry-ons at TSA checkpoints
(Updated Jan. 12, 2017) We have a new record for the number of guns found by the Transportation Security Administration in 2016. In 2016, TSA
John List, the New Jersey Sunday school teacher who murdered his family — and vanished into thin air for 18 years
Here’s the link to the Amazon listing of the revised edition of “Death Sentence.” On a cold day in November 1971, John Emil List, mild-mannered
‘Above Suspicion’ and the ‘Female Gaze’
By Joe Sharkey Here is the chief regret I had after researching my true-crime book “Above Suspicion” starting in 1992: The most interesting character in
The Girl From Lonesome Holler
By Joe Sharkey Susan Smith, 28 years old when she was killed in 1989, was a coal-miner’s daughter from one of the most desperately poor
