Podcast about RIGHT THE WRONG

May 12, 2015 by Diana Deverell

Crime fiction reviewer Stephen Campbell invited me to tell him about my second Nora Dockson legal thriller, Right the Wrong. We talked about why I was drawn to the character of a convicted felon who becomes an appeals attorney. I wanted to understand how that troubled history equips her to battle with unusual effectiveness for her down-and-out clients. I explained that in telling her story, I discovered that I’m also writing from my heart. You can hear a podcast of the interview starting May 18, 2015, at CrimeFiction.FM Also available for download from iTunes podcasts

Newest release: RIGHT THE WRONG

March 26, 2015 by Diana Deverell

Nora Dockson got out of prison and became a lawyer. Her clients are already behind bars. She’s fighting to free two men sentenced to life for murders they didn’t commit. In a broken criminal justice system, she breaks the rules. And sees a way to expose the lies. Then, her bad-girl past roars into her present. And Nora’s got a tougher challenge: Can she dodge the Devil this time?

This is my second legal thriller featuring the scrappy Spokane attorney. The first is Help Me Nora. I plan to publish a third book in the series in November, 2015.

Where to buy Right the Wrong – I’ll add more links as they go live

Out Now: THE CASEY COLLINS TRILOGY

February 27, 2015 by Diana Deverell

What a deal! Three acclaimed international thrillers in a single ebook for only $8.99—half the cost of buying them separately!

Join Casey Collins on a twisting ride through post-Cold War Europe as events sweep her off her State Department desk job and into action.

Here’s what my favorite ambassador wrote after he read the first book in this trilogy and understood that more would follow:

“12 Drummers Drumming is a dynamite action thriller. It kept me up well past my bedtime. I could not put it down. Had to find out how Casey Collins, its FSO heroine, thwarts a Libyan terrorist plot. Since I served in San Salvador with Diana quite a while ago, I could be biased in my favorable appraisal of her book, but I don’t think so. She writes in the first person, purporting still to be a Foreign Service Officer, working in the Secretary’s Office of Counterterrorism. Drawing lightly on her State Department background and heavily on a vivid imagination, her tale of adventure is gripping . . . all of this is lightly spiced with sex and heavily seasoned with violent deaths, mostly, but not entirely, of bad guys. All in all, the Foreign Service’s loss of Diana Deverell is a great gain for readers of international thrillers. Best of all, she is working on a new novel.” Deane R. Hinton, Career Ambassador (ret.)

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