Laurie Bateman was experiencing the American dream. Since her appearance as a newborn child in the U.S. after the fall of Saigon, the lovely Vietnamese young lady had proceeded to turn into a supermodel, an effective entertainer, and, at last, the spouse of one of the nation's top corporate dealmakers. That fantasy has now transformed into a horrible when she is captured for the homicide of her affluent spouse.
New York City TV writer Clare Carlson does an enthusiastic prison meet in which Bateman announces her honesty—and turns into a reason celebre for ladies' privileges bunches around the country. At first thoughtful, then, at that point progressively dubious of Laurie Bateman and her story, Clare digs into an astounding secret which has roots stretching out back almost fifty years to the stature of the Vietnam War. Before long, there are more killings, more casualties, and more inquiries as Clare battles against desperate fiendish powers to break the greatest story of her life.
REVIEWERS
1. From : Lee Goldberg, New York Times top rated creator.
In this day and age of phony news and substitute realities, R. G. Belsky reminds us why we need journalists like Clare Carlson like never before previously. She is the thing that we need every one of our columnists to be—straightforward, objective, and steady in her quest for reality.
2. From : Publishers Weekly.
Belsky's experience as a columnist gives interesting bits of knowledge and a feeling of realness. Perusers will anticipate seeing a greater amount not set in stone Clare.
3. From : Hank Phillippi Ryan, Agatha, Anthony and Mary Higgins Clark Award-winning creator.
What a stupendous book! An unpredictable and convincing constant feline and-mouse pursue—and you're never fully sure which one's the mouse. Indeed, even the savviest of perusers will pant in wonder at Belsky's great narrating abilities.
4. From : Meg Gardiner, Edgar Award-winning creator.
Beneath the Fold takes perusers on a whiplash ride through a New York murder case. The TV news examination gives a captivating focal point to the story. Courageous woman Clare Carlson is imposing, human, and altogether credible. R. G. Belsky knows a great deal.
5. From : Reed Farrel Coleman, New York Times top rated creator.
Belsky's Yesterday's News evokes all guardians' most profound dread—the vanishing of a kid. In any case, this clever, holding novel is about quite a lot more: desire, privileged insights, and, generally surprising of all, truth. Understand it.
6. From : Manhattan Book Review.
[Beyond the Headlines] has a phenomenal plot including fabulous characters that will hold your consideration right through.
7. From : Publishers Weekly.
Belsky, a New York columnist, illuminates a TV newsroom and the endless strain to catch features and evaluations. Perusers will trust proficient, hard-determined Clare returns soon.
8. From : BookTrib.
Belsky's not simply entertaining; he has a pitch-ideal ear for exchange, including composing smart New York repartee unheard of since Susan Isaacson.
9. From : Midwest Book Review.
A complex and deftly composed secret packed with startling unexpected developments and hazily important characters, Beyond The Headlines by author R. G. Belsky is a secret sweethearts charm from one cover to another.
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