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Bound to Die
When Adversity Becomes Insanity… For Tori McMillan, widowed and unemployed at thirty-six, it seemed as though life couldn’t get much worse. But then she watches in horror as her best friend inexplicably walks into a crowd, kills four people, and disappears. When her friend’s...
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Poised to Kill
Extortionists present corporate executive Hal Dwyer with a nightmarish dilemma: turn over top secret anti-missile software from his defense contractor employer, or forfeit the life of his twelve-year-old daughter. To thwart the kidnappers, Dwyer sets out on a quest for answers...
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"...a master storyteller..."
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About the Author
Brian Lutterman was born and raised on a farm in southwestern Minnesota, and attended high school in the Twin Cities. He attended the University of Minnesota, graduating with a degree in political science, and graduated from law school at Georgetown University in Washington, DC. Brian was a trial lawyer in Chicago and Minneapolis, and then traveled widely as a corporate attorney in the travel industry.
Mystery Notes
Coming in May, 2014: Brian’s new mystery-thriller, Downfall, from Conquill Press.
Join us for Downfall’s launch party, Saturday, May 17th, from noon – 2:00 p.m. at Once Upon a Crime mystery bookstore, 604 W. 26th Street, Minneapolis. Everyone welcome!
Downfall is featured in the St. Paul Pioneer Press’s spring book preview! Read about it here.
More Appearances! Brian will be meeting readers and signing books on Saturday, May 24, 2014 from 10:30 a.m. – noon at Lake Country Booksellers, 4766 Washington Square, White Bear Lake, and on Sunday, June 8, 2014 from 2-4 p.m. at Barnes & Noble, 2100 North Snelling Ave. (Har Mar Mall). Stop by and say hello!
Check Brian’s guest blog appearance at California author Sydney Avey’s site.
10 Questions
What is your background?
I’m a suburban dad who loves to write. After a number of years as an attorney in the corporate world, I wrote two mystery-thrillers, Bound to Die, and Poised to Kill, in 2002 and 2004, respectively. Both were very well received, and writing and promoting the books was a great experience. But I had to put writing aside to deal with family responsibilities and health issues. Now, I’m thrilled to resume my writing, and I believe Downfall is my best work yet.
