DBT #0083: Jerry Blavat – You Only Rock Once: My Life in Music
David English interviews Jerry Blavat, author of ‘You Only Rock Once: My Life in Music.’
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Jane Harper – Exiles (An Aaron Falk Novel) I had the pleasure of interviewing the delightful Jane Harper, who has become a popular author since her first book, THE DRY, sold over two million copies. Her Australian accent adds to her charm, and she is an excellent storyteller, making her a joy to talk to….
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DBT 0316: Craig Johnson – Next to Last Stand (A Longmire Mystery)
Such an Enjoyable Mystery Series This is one of the most enjoyable mystery series I am reading today. And there is a TV show, Longmire, that goes along with it–six seasons worth of episodes! Craig Johnson is simply one of my very favorite people in the whole author community. Johnson, who lives in a town…
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DBT0232: John Verdon – Wolf Lake (Dave Gurney)
WOLF LAKE is the fifth book in the Dave Gurney series, a very interesting series because Dave is supposed to be retired, but he keeps getting pulled back into bizarre cases that no one can solve. Somehow, this one is affecting his wife. But why? And, why are all these people killing themselves after going…
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DBT 0214: Robert Ellis – City of Echoes
Robert Ellis, author of Access to Power, The Dead Room, City of Fire, The Lost Witness, and Murder Season, discusses his new book, “City of Echoes,” possibly his best work yet! Connect with David at his website or read his blog here. http://dbtpodcast.s3-website-us-east-1.amazonaws.com/DBT0214.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download | EmbedSubscribe: RSS
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DBT 310: Stephanie Evanovich – Under the Table
I don’t usually interview a romance writer, so this was unusual. But I found myself enjoying this book, and Stephanie Evanovich is very outspoken and likable. Yes, Stephanie is related to Janet Evanovich, and we do address that, but let her tell you how. She wants to survive on her own, and she does very…
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