What do Sylvester Stallone and Diane Capri have in common? More than you might think. Give up? Here’s a hint: Another hint? Okay – How many women have been serenaded on stage in front of hundreds of people by one of the most iconic characters of the past 50 years, Rambo‘s father? At least one. That’s my […]
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February Tweets that ‘Twas
It’s time for a round up of the best Tweets that ‘Twas. Instead of choosing the best of the week, we’re doing the best of the month. Much harder to choose because there are so many good ones! Here are my top 5, Letterman style, and after you check them out, maybe you’d like to share […]
Reader’s Ask Diane Capri About Don’t Know Jack
We are thrilled to report that Don’t Know Jack is receiving a welcome reception both from readers who’ve never met Jack Reacher and those who love him. Either way, readers ask great questions, such as: Reacher fan: Fifteen years ago, in The Killing Floor, Jack Reacher came to Margrave kind of by accident. He got […]
Diane Capri Reveals Grant Blackwood (and James Rollins)
Today, I’m pleased to have in the hot seat my friend and celebrity author Grant Blackwood. Grant is the author of the Briggs Tanner thriller series, but you probably know him best as Clive Cussler’s co-author on the New York Times bestsellers Spartan Gold, Lost Empire, and Kingdom. Or maybe you caught Grant’s work as Tom Clancy’s […]
Diane Capri Reveals Maxine Paetro (and James Patterson)
Although he’d be embarassed to hear me say so, the truth is this: James Patterson is a superhero. His accomplishments are astonishing and inspiring. Check out his biography, which lists too few of his achievements and includes this typically modest understatement, “Patterson is a life-long champion of books and reading.” His ReadKiddoRead program, Pageturner Awards, […]
Don’t Know Jack: Behind the Book
The Hunt For Reacher Begins now: Don’t Know Jack Here’s the setup: It’s been a while since we first met Lee Child’s Jack Reacher in Killing Floor. Fifteen years and sixteen novels later, Reacher still lives off the grid, until trouble finds him, and then he does whatever it takes, much to the delight of readers […]
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