But The Fact Is, I'm Not Work-identified.

Alafair Burke's First Standalone Is A Must Read! You'll Lose Yourself In This Riveting Story Of Alice Humphrey, A Woman Whose Nightmare Begins When She Goes To Work At Her New Gallery Job, Only To Find Everything Gone—and A Murdered Man On The Floor. You Can't Guess The Plot Twists That Follow, As Alice's Whole Word Turns Upside Down And She Has To Question Everyone And Everything She Thought Was Real. And The Ending Is A Shocker You'll Never See Coming.

Bad Things Are Like Waves. They're Going To Happen To You, And There's Nothing You Can Do About It. They're Part Of Life, Like Waves Are A Part Of The Ocean. If You're Standing On The Shoreline, You Don't Know When The Waves Are Coming. But They'll Come. You Gotta Make Sure You Get Back To The Surface, After Every Wave. That's All.

Don't Argue What You Don't Believe In. Rule Number One, In Law And In Life.

I Still Think I'm Writing Nancy Drew With A Mortgage.

Truth Is, Every Writer Has To Be A Good Editor, And You Have To Edit Yourself. It's A Skill Every Writer Has To Acquire.