Grace Rossi's life is complex: she's tangled in a death penalty appeal and an affair with her boss. And now she's investigating a murder that's stumped the FBI.

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Lisa Scottoline is a New York Times best-selling author and former trial lawyer. She has won the Edgar Award, the highest prize in suspense fiction, and the Distinguished Author Award from the Weinberg Library of the University of Scranton. She has served as the Leo Goodwin Senior Professor of Law and Popular Culture at Nova Southeastern Law School, and her novels are used by bar associations for the ethical issues they present. Her books are published in more than twenty languages. She lives with her family in the Philadelphia area and welcomes reader email at www.scottoline.com.