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Libby Fischer Hellmann has made a name for herself over the past decade as the author of “Compulsively Readable Thrillers.” With ten novels and nearly twenty short stories published, Hellmann is a diverse, talented author whose work spans the range of the crime fiction genre. Not only is Hellmann an accomplished writer, but she is leading the way in promotion innovations in what is a very crowded social marketing landscape.

Ex-NYPD cop Filomena Buscarsela—the irrepressible urban crime fighter of 23 Shades of Black and Soft Money—is back in THE GLASS FACTORY (PM Press; August 2013; Trade PB: $16.99; E-book $9.99). This time, the tough-talking, street-smart Latina heroine sets her sights on seemingly idyllic suburbia, where an endless sea of green lawns hides a toxic trail of money…and murder.

Every busy woman knows time is limited, and money can be tight in today’s world. It sure would be nice to take some time to yourself to relax without breaking the bank each month.

Pollution has been always linked to the environment but is it possible to pollute the human soul? That’s the topic two crime novelists and a senior project manager at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency will be tackling in a thought-provoking panel discussion on “moral pollution in fiction” called “Environmental Fact and Fiction: Crime Novelists Take On the Polluters of Bodies and Souls” at NYC famed bookstore, Bluestockings on Wednesday, August 7th starting at 7 PM. The event is free to the public.

Crime novelist Dominic Martell, author of the recently published international terrorist novel, LYING CRYING DYING, will be speaking live with "Life Unedited" Host John Aberle about the inner workings of the terrorist mind. The interview can be heard starting at 11:00AM EST on Saturday, June 29th on WCHE 1520 AM (http://www.wche1520.com/lifeunedited.htm) in the Philadelphia market.