in the NEWS:
I am working on a potential deal that seems very exciting. A movie producer with a screenplay he’s going to produce soon has asked me to turn the screenplay into a novel. These used to be called “novelizations,” and most major movies used to have them. The tradition isn’t as prevalent as it used to be, but I’m glad to be part of a revival. This one is a detective story set in Texas. I don’t feel free to share any more details right now, but I will as soon as possible.
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RULES OF EVIDENCE now available as an ebook:
My second courtroom drama is now available exclusively at Amazon. “A wild novel that has its own surprises and conclusions… The courtroom dialogue and drama are some of the finest I have seen in recent years.” — Lincoln Journal-Star
I honestly didn’t notice the wildness while rereading the book to proofread it. No animals were harmed in the making of this novel.
“Suspenseful and savvy in its portrayal of subtle legal strategies in and out of the courtroom…” — Publishers Weekly
“The tension-filled relationship between Boudro and Stennett… propels RULES OF EVIDENCE to its highest level. Because they see crime and punishment from far different perspectives, their story raises fundamental questions about racism and the law.” — Chicago Tribune
Boudro and Stennett are both men, so I think I’ve had more fun relationships, but this one is pretty interesting.
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RULES OF EVIDENCE now available as an ebook:
My second courtroom drama is now available exclusively at Amazon. “A wild novel that has its own surprises and conclusions… The courtroom dialogue and drama are some of the finest I have seen in recent years.” — Lincoln Journal-Star
I honestly didn’t notice the wildness while rereading the book to proofread it. No animals were harmed in the making of this novel.
“Suspenseful and savvy in its portrayal of subtle legal strategies in and out of the courtroom…” — Publishers Weekly
“The tension-filled relationship between Boudro and Stennett… propels RULES OF EVIDENCE to its highest level. Because they see crime and punishment from far different perspectives, their story raises fundamental questions about racism and the law.” — Chicago Tribune
Boudro and Stennett are both men, so I think I’ve had more fun relationships, but this one is pretty interesting.
