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"In the summer of 2008, Clark Rockefeller of Boston, wealthy scion of a great American family, made headlines when he kidnapped his own daughter and vanished. The police and the FBI were baffled. Tips poured in - Clark was heading to Alaska, to Peru, to the Bahamas - but every lead was a dead end. That was because the man the FBI was hunting did not exist."
The Devil Himself, Eric Dezenhall’s sixth action novel, draws from a stranger-than-fiction episode in World War II, when the U.S. Navy called upon the patriotism of New York City’s gangsters to help plug security leads to Nazi Germany.
Eric Dezenhall has just brought out his sixth thriller, featuring a political operative with a gangland family history.
A father-daughter team explores "The Haunting Legacy" of the Vietnam War.
Jean Thompson discusses Midwestern farm life and her new novel, The Year We Left Home, with the Independent.
Stefanie Pintoff talks about her Edgar Award-winning series of historical mysteries, including her latest, "Secret of the White Rose"
The Future of Biography
A deeper look into the important story of the development of Sufi mysticism and contemporary Jewish-Muslim relations.
