DBT 0323: Death and the Conjuror – Tom Mead
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DBT0244: Wally Lamb – I’ll Take You There
Wally Lamb became a household name when Oprah picked his books, She’s Come Undone and I Know This Much Is True. Interestingly, while I Know This Much Is True is 912 pages long, I’ll Take You There is only 254 pages. Quite different! Wally Lamb is very easy to talk to, and has wonderful things…
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DBT 0331: Your Heroes, My Grandparents – Julie Rogers Pomilia
Your Heroes, My Grandparents: A Granddaughter’s Love is a charming read chronicling the lives of Roy Rogers and Dale Evans, from the perspective of their grandchild. The author shares personal stories, candid pictures, and unique insights into what it was like growing up in a multicultural family with famous grandparents. This heartwarming book offers an…
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DBT0261: Megan Miranda – The Perfect Stranger
Megan Miranda made a splash last year with “All The Missing Girls,” a very interesting novel, made more so because it is told backwards. It has now made the New York Times Bestseller list in paper, and people are still enjoying it. Now comes “The Perfect Stranger,” which I thoroughly enjoyed! What would you do…
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DBT 0302: Jeff Abbott – The Three Beths
This was an unusual interview. Jeff Abbott’s house burned to the ground as he was writing this book, and it was difficult to ask him about it. The book is terrific, and I could not wait to see how it ended. How would you deal with being suspected of murdering your wife? Craig and Mariah…
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