Sentences with phrase «writing legal thrillers»

Now there are dozens and dozens and dozens of writers writing legal thrillers.

Rachel was a successful Romance Author when she decided to switch to write legal thrillers.

If I wrote a legal thriller, I would want my ad to show up for people who liked «The Firm.»

I didn't specifically set out to write a legal thriller, I was just incredibly intrigued by the story in The Beach House.

Sheldon Siegel is uniquely suited to write legal thrillers — he's a practicing lawyer specializing in corporate and securities law with the international law firm of Sheppard, Mullin, Richter & Hampton LLP.

Part of what got me a contract to write legal thrillers was the acquisitions editor telling me that I wrote «cinematically.»

Not exact matches

The now rich and famous writer of legal thrillers, Scott Turow, wrote his first novel using only his morning commutes into New York City on the train.

A Vast Conspiracy is written with the narrative drive of a sensational (if improbable) legal thriller, and Toobin brilliantly explores the high principle and low comedy that were the hallmarks of the story.

While Graham's Beyond Justice is a legal thriller, his first work as Ian Alexander is a young adult epic fantasy, written at the request of his son after the two had read The Chronicles of Narnia together.

Together they have written twelve Nina Reilly legal thrillers, a stand - alone thriller, Keeper of the Keys, and one short story collection, Sinister Shorts.

James Scott Bell is the best - selling and award - winning author of thriller novels, zombie legals, historical romance, and lots and lots of books on the craft of writing.

John Ellsworth was a trial lawyer with forty years of trial experience who now writes page - turning bestselling legal thrillers.

The Beach House is your first legal thriller, what lead you to write it?

Now, with The Beach House you have written your first legal thriller, what can we expect next from James Patterson?

James is the best selling and award winning author of thriller novels, zombie legals, historical romance, and lots and lots of excellent books on the craft of writing.

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For example, I write a legal - thriller, and I post content about my book giveaway, and I target people who liked «The Pelican Brief.»

If you have any special qualifications to write a book of this particular kind — if you're a lawyer with a legal thriller or a professional gambler with a book on card games — include these too.

Write the first three chapters of your brand new soon - to - be-bestselling legal thriller and send a query letter via FedEx to John Grisham's agent.

Tyler Knox is the pseudonym of former Philadelphia lawyer William Lashner, known for his Victor Carl legal thriller series, who decided to write under a new name not for the purposes of «rebranding or putting one over my readers....

But, if you were going to buy a second book after, then actually, I really enjoy a book by John Grisham, the thriller writer, and it's called «The Associate», and it's about graduate recruitment, basically, and he writes about lawyers, and it's about a guy who graduates and goes to work in a large - scale legal firm.