J.D. Barker
In 2009 I went to my high school reunion and learned a friend of mine had been murdered a few years earlier in Tampa, the case was cold. Brutally stabbed and left in a shallow grave, the police had little in the way of clues and a slew of suspects. Over the course of a week, I worked her case with a team of volunteers. Not only did we find her murderer, our investigation led to a federal indictment against the lead detective. Apparently he was filing tax returns and collecting $ on the victims he was supposed to be helping - he didn't want her case solved, he would no longer be able to collect. His wife laundered the money via prison debit cards.
Real life always trumps fiction. There is a book here for sure.
Real life always trumps fiction. There is a book here for sure.
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Clara Taylor
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Obviously, you write great books on your own. Why write with another, albeit well-known, author? Is it just to sell more books? Genuinely perplexed by this, as his name is co-author on so many books. In the two I've read by two authors, I just try to figure who wrote which part (except for Swedish couple Lars Kepler).
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