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Diamonds and Pirates Review in Sunday Republican

On Sunday, May 17th, The Sunday Republican provided a review of my latest novel: Diamonds and Pirates.

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Waterbury Republican American Review

The August 24th issue of the Waterbury “The Sunday Republican” provided a good review of Jerry Labriola, M.D. and his latest novel Global Shadows. Several of Jerry’s schedule talks are listed in the article.

Latest Novel is Released

My latest novel Global Shadows has been released by the publisher – The super attractive hardcover is available at Amazon at www.amazon.com and is significantly discounted from my publisher’s retail price of $24.95. (Printed in the USA)

The eBook for Kindle is also available at Amazon at www.amazon.com The “Look inside” feature at Amazon gives everyone a chance at a peek, but we have enabled “Sample” and “Amazon Prime” to attract new readers. Amazon also offers the Kindle version FREE for those who buy the hardcover.

My publisher says “We are seeking reviews for this new book. We will be announcing ‘Free Download” dates to reviewers through

booksandpals.blogspot.com and www.theindieview.com We have received a wonderful review from Midwest Book Review for August, visit www.midwestbookreview.com

Watch for these announcements at Twitter by following @PaulDArneau“

Synopsis: International treasure hunter and former Yale professor (dismissed from his post due to a compulsive interest in mythology), Paul D’Arneau is hired by the Parisian organization Gens de Verite to investigate the theft of a cabinet containing stem cell research papers. A globe spanning pursuit ranging from Germany, France and Switzerland, to Japan, Africa, and the isle of St. Helena, and involving murder, prostitution, intrigue, lead to unexpected consequences, complications, and resolution.

Critique: The author of ten previous novels, Jerry Labriola is well able to deftly craft intricately woven plots and embed them with memorable characters and all manner of twists, turns and surprises. “Global Shadows” is his latest novel and presents a solidly entertaining read from beginning to end. “Global Shadows” is especially recommended to fans of mystery fiction and would make an enduringly popular addition to community library collections.

May 12th Publicity – Deadly Politics

Deadly Politics is the feature in Sunday’s Waterbury Republican-American.

Author Talk at Howard Whittemore Memorial Library

On May 15th at 7:00pm in the Nellie Beatty Metting Room, author Jerry Labriola, M.D. will discuss and sign his new book, ‘Deadly Politics.’ This latest mystery/suspense novel is the 13th of his writing career. Those purchasing it at a discount will also receive a complementary copy of one of his earlier mysteries.

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Midwest Book Review Posts review for Deadly Politics

One murder may lead to a deadly conspiracy that may sprawl the entire world. Deadly Politics is another entry in Jerry Labriola’s series of books following Dr. David Brooks, a physician turned private investigator. When signed on to find out who took out Connecticut’s governor, the lines of deep pockets takes him all over the world that will face him with potential romance, and threats to his own life. Deadly Politics is a must for those who enjoy mystery thrillers, recommended.

See the review for May, 2013 at Midwest Book Review – www.midwestbookreview.com/sbw/may_13.htm

Book Talk: Deadly Politics

Book Talk: Deadly Politics

by Dr. Jerry Labriola

Wednesday, May 1, 7:00 p.m.

In conjunction with the release of his latest mystery/suspense novel, Deadly

Politics, he will discuss the Charles Lindbergh and Sam Sheppard cases, each from the forensic science standpoint.

Many historians believe that their outcomes were shaded by political considerations. 

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Dr. Labriola is the author of nine mystery novels. He

is also coauthor with renowned forensic scientist, Dr. Henry Lee, of

four books dealing with forensic science. After

his first exposure to forensic pathology while serving in the U.S.

Navy, Dr. Labriola practiced medicine for 35 years and was an

Assistant Professor at the University of Connecticut Medical School.

A former Chief of Staff at Waterbury Hospital, he also served

as state senator; and ran for governor and for the United States

Senate.

After the presentation, Dr. Labriola will sign copies of his new book, the

13th of his writing career. Those purchasing it at a discounted rate will receive a complimentary copy

of one of his earlier mysteries.