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Tell Me by #1 New York Times Bestselling Author Lisa Jackson Now in Paperback FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Vida Engstrand, Asst Director of Publicity Ph: (212) 407-1573 Email: [email protected] TELL ME BY #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLING AUTHOR LISA JACKSON NOW IN PAPERBACK - Can the truth be more evil than lies? … TELL ME - “Lisa Jackson shows yet again why she is one of the best at romantic suspense. A pure nail biter.” – Harlan Coben, # 1 New York Times bestselling author ““Multiple red herrings and a host of sinister characters help keep the pages turning until the explosive conclusion.” – Publishers Weekly on You Don’t Want to Know “A nail-biting tale of dangerous secrets and deadly passions...should prove irresistible to fans of gritty, graphic suspense.” – Booklist on Devious “Jackson shows a mastery of the true-crime thriller formula that will please fans.” – Kirkus Reviews on Tell Me Hailed as “one of the best in romantic suspense” by Harlan Coben, #1 New York Times bestselling author Lisa Jackson brings back Detective Pierce Reed and reporter Nikki Gillette from her two biggest bestsellers, The Night Before and The Morning After, in her most electrifying novel to date, TELL ME. Reporter Nikki Gillette is chasing down the story of her life. Twenty years ago, Blondell O’Henry was convicted of murdering her eldest daughter, Amity, and attempting to kill her other two children because her lover didn’t want them around. As beautiful as she is cunning, Blondell was once one of Savannah Georgia’s most infamous murderers. Now she’s about to be released from prison due to recanting of her son, Niall’s testimony. Reporter Nikki Gillette was just a teenager when Blondell was first sentenced, but she has deep ties to the case—Amity was one of her best friends. Amity had begged Nikki to meet with her that terrible night. Nikki didn’t show, and the decision has haunted her ever since. - more- Nikki decides to investigate and use the story as the basis for her next true crime book. Everyone she runs up against tells her to back off—including her fiancé, Detective Pierce Reed. Soon Nikki realizes that the long-ago killings connect to her own fractured family, and that she has become a target... Lisa Jackson’s books have millions of copies in print in twenty languages worldwide. TELL ME is based in part on the high-profile case of Diane Downs, an Oregon state woman who shot her three children in the 1980s, killing one of them. The case resulted in the true crime book Small Sacrifices, by Ann Rule, later a TV movie starring Farrah Fawcett. ABOUT THE AUTHOR LISA JACKSON is the number-one New York Times bestselling author of more than seventy-five novels, including Without Mercy, You Don’t Want to Know, Malice, Lost Souls, Running Scared and Afraid to Die. She is also the co-author of Wicked Game, Wicked Lies and Something Wicked, co-written with her sister, Nancy Bush. There are over fifteen million copies of Lisa Jackson’s books in print in 20 languages. She lives with her family in the Pacific Northwest. Readers can visit her website at www.lisajackson.com Praise for the novels of Lisa Jackson: “A juicy creep-a-thon…builds to a surprising cliffhanger ending.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review) on WITHOUT MERCY “Her latest whodunit hits all the marks, taking readers on a nail-biting roller-coaster ride.” —Library Journal on WITHOUT MERCY “The suspense starts immediately…you’ll love the book. ‘Deep Freeze’ is Jackson at the top of her form.” —Statesman-Journal, Portland on DEEP FREEZE “Tense…suspenseful…shocking…will leave readers on the edges of their seats.” —Booklist on ABSOLUTE FEAR “Gripping and highly entertaining.”—The Oklahoman on SHIVER TELL ME by Lisa Jackson Kensington Books, an imprint of Kensington Publishing On sale: March 2014 / Mass Market / $7.99 ($9.99 CAN) / 978-1-4201-1854-4 Author’s Home: Lake Oswego, OR (near Portland) Book Setting: Savannah, GA www.LisaJackson.com www.KensingtonBooks.com/LisaJackson For review copies or to schedule an interview with the author, please contact: Vida Engstrand / 212.407.1573 / [email protected] .
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