Authors on the Air with Terry Shepherd

DP Lyle talks about his latest Jake Longly thriller, "The OC," the power of secondary characters and how to research a stalker.

Gramps Jeffrey describes his metamorphosis from Huffington Post columnist and best selling business writer to the creator of "I don't Want to Turn 3."

Lauri Schoenfeld introduces LITTLE OWL, a masterfully crafted  psychological thriller, and an unsettling study of past trauma, inner strength and the power of forgiveness. We dig deep into mental health, recovery and how to find your joy when brain chemistry and past darkness tries to work against you.  A powerful conversation you won't soon forget.

Mother and Son best selling author team Iris and Roy Johansen discuss their latest collaboration, The Blink of an Eye and Iris' new hit thriller. High Stakes.

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Lynda Sunshine West and Mary Elizabeth Jackson discuss the instant best- seller Fearless Entrepreneurs, Fear Less, Be More, how it came to be and the infrastructure behind its stunning success.

Author Kim Keeline discusses her short story, "Nameless," in the second in our series of interviews with  contributors to the Capitol Crimes 2021 anthology.

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Jennifer Morita joins us to talk about how she crafted a  winner, selected for inclusion in the Capitol Crimes 2021 Anthology,  "Cemetery Plots of Northern California."

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Elizabeth Crowens discusses her latest, War in Too Many  Worlds and the detailed research that goes into creating a historic  thriller.

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Katrina Medina has narrated over 470 audio books since  discovering her performing passion in 2018. She talks about how she  learned the trade, her gear and how she markets and promotes the voice  that earns her living.

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For someone who spent much of his career dealing with  bad guys, James L'Etoile's outlook on life is pretty darn positive. We  discuss his newest, Black Label, how a guy who writes police procedurals  made the switch to a corporate thriller and his path from  administration in a maximum security prison to best-selling author.

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