Authors

Carter J. Eckert

1 book

Carter, John

1 book

Carter, John F.

1 book

Carter, Ronald

2 books

Carter Roy

1 book

Carter, Steven

Steven A. Carter is an American author of non-fiction, self-help and humor. A distinguished graduate of Cornell University, member of the Quill and Dagger society, and winner of the William K. Kennedy Dean's Prize for extraordinary academic achievement, Steven A. Carter also holds a Master's Degree in Education and a Master's Degree in Psychology. - Wikipedia

2 books

Carter Victor Good

1 book

Carter Wilson

1 book

C. Arthur Williams

1 book

Cartoch Arts

1 book

Cartoon Network

1 book

Cary Elwes

1 book

Cary F. Baynes

1 book

Cary Ginell

1 book

Cary Hite

4 books

Caryl Brahms

Pen name of Doris Caroline Abraham, journalist, novelist and balletomane. Wrote a series of mysteries about the fictional Stroganoff Ballet Co., with collaborator S. J. Simon.

1 book

Caryl Churchill

5 books

Caryll Houselander

1 book

Caryl Phillips

3 books

Cary McNeal

1 book

Caryn Jenner

1 book

Carys Davies

1 book

Casey Cep

1 book

Casey Claybourne

1 book

Casey Douglas

Casey Douglas is a pseudonym of romance fiction writer June E. Casey.

1 book

Casey Gerald

1 book

Casey Jones

1 book

Casey Malarcher

1 book

Casey McQuiston

4 books

Casey Means

American health "influencer"

1 book

Casey Michel

1 book

Casey Miller

1 book

Casey Plett

3 books

Casey Sherman

Casey Sherman made international headlines with his re-investigation of the notorious Boston Strangler case in 1999. it was a personal crusade for the veteran jounalist. Sherman is the nephew of 19-year old Mary Sullivan, believed to be the last victim of the Boston Strangler. Through Sherman's re-investigation, he was able to prove that self-confessed killer Albert DeSalvo did not murder his aunt on January 4, 1964. Sherman was able to prove this by uncovering DeSalvo's long-lost confession tape and comparing it to the autopsy report in Mary Sullivan's murder. There were stark inaccuracies in the DeSalvo confession. Sherman also elicited the aid of an all-star forensic team led by George Washington University professor James Starrs to exhume Sullivan's remains for DNA testing. Starrs'team was able to find trace evidence of the killer on Sullivan's body and that DNA evidence did not match Albert DeSalvo. Sherman chronicled the re-investigation in his 2003 acclaimed true-crime thriller, A Rose for Mary: The Hunt for the Real Boston Strangler (Northeastern University Press). The book was later released in paperback under a new title: Search for the Strangler (Warner Books 2005) Sherman's second book, Black Irish was released in 2007 and reached #5 on Amazon's list of hottest selling new releases. Black Irish is a novel about two brothers torn apart by sectarian violence in Northern Ireland during the Hunger Strikes of 1981. One brother is on a journey for justice. He becomes a cop. The other is on a journey for revenge. He becomes the IRA's most feared assassin. The story puts both men on a collision course where only one will make it out alive. Sherman's sequel Black Dragon was released to rave reviews in July 2008. He has also completed The Finest Hours (Scribner 2009)with co-author Michael Tougias. The Finest Hours is the true story of a dramatic Coast Guard rescue off Cape Cod in 1952. Sherman has just begun work on another true-crime project, Bad Blood: Freedom and Death in the White Mountains about the deadly police shooting in Franconia, New Hampshire involving Franconia police corporal Bruce McKay & Liko Kenney (cousin of ski star Bode Miller) in May 2007. Sherman is also a contributing writer for Boston Magazine & Boston Common Magazine. His 2006 article, Facing the Facts was profiled in USA Today as the first to expose flaws in Sebastian Junger's 2006 book, A Death in Belmont. Television Appearances the Today Show Dateline NBC NBC Unsolved Mysteries The CBS Early Show CBS 48 HOURS Mystery The CBS Evening News The View America's Most Wanted ABC World News Tonight Anderson Cooper 360 CNN The History Channel The Discovery Channel The Travel Channel National Geographic Channel

1 book

Casey Stuart

1 book

Casey Watson

5 books

Casey Weaver

1 book

Cashore

1 book

Cas Lester

1 book

Cas Mudde

1 book

Caspar W. Weinberger

1 book

Casper S. J. Nyoni

1 book

Casper ter Kuile

1 book

Cassandra Adams

2 books

Cassandra Austin

Sandra Jean Paulsen was born on 9 August 1953 in Concordia, Kansas, USA. She graduated of Cloud County Community College, and worked as Secretary for Brown Business Service. On 23 October 1973, she married Joseph Benjamin Detrixhe, and they had three children; Jonathan Joshep (1975), Eden Jean (1978) and Paul Benjamin (1981). She was published under the pseudonyms of Cassandra Austin and Sandra August.

1 book

Cassandra Calin

1 book

Cassandra Campbell

10 books

Cassandra Carter

1 book

Cassandra Clare

Cassandra Clare was born overseas and spent her early years traveling around the world with her family and several trunks of fantasy books. Cassandra worked for several years as an entertainment journalist for the Hollywood Reporter before turning her attention to fiction. She is the author of City of Bones, the first book in the Mortal Instruments trilogy and a New York Times bestseller. Cassandra lives with her fiance and their two cats in Massachusetts.

74 books

Cassandra De Cuir

1 book