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Ted Koppel, on tour promoting his new book "Lights Out", warned that cyberattacks will hit the power grid next, a dire situation that the U.S. won't be able to handle.

In "Art in the Blood, A Sherlock Holmes Adventure" Bonnie Macbird has given us back the Sherlock Holmes of old, one whose flaws are a constant battle who yet maintains a sense of panache that creates trust in those who rely on him.

In Kelly Romo's novel, we are introduced to the lengths that people will go to when in trouble or need.

Ethan Hawke fittingly described his book as "ethics for the kids in a fun way" and spoke about his career.

Children of working mothers are thriving and beautifully positioned for adulthood, according to a new book by former Wall Street executive Pamela F. Lenehan in "My Mother, My Mentor" which shows that integrating career and family benefits kids — and in some surprising ways.

Interview with Joan Schweighardt, author of "The Last Wife of Attila the Hun".

I love the exhilarating freedom of writing fiction. I can be anybody. I can say anything. I can do anything.

"Cooler Than Blood" by Robert Lane is a fast moving story with its share of surprises.

Interview with Anna Patrick author of "Meditations in Wonderland", a modern retelling of Lewis Carrol's classic: "There's always ideas for upcoming novels floating in my head…I'll leave it up to my inner Alice to point me in the right direction."

In Leta Serafim's new Greek historical mystery, police find multiple reasons for murder in the dark past of their victim.