Book Spotlight: Swann Dives In by Charles Salzberg

 

 

I have been working on Swann Dives In for a few weeks, but I'm not able to post a review due to a conflict of interest.  That being said, I have been reading so many positive reviews from the bloggers on the virtual book tour, I wanted to be sure to let you all know that it's coming out in a few weeks.  If it sounds like your kind of book, check it out and draw your own conclusions!

SWANN DIVES IN by Charles Salzberg

ISBN-13: 9781432826222

Publisher: Gale Cengage Learning

Publication date: 11/9/2012

Pages: 292

Synopsis:

Henry Swann is a retired bounty hunter, but finding people is both a blessing and a curse, as his services are sought out once again. This time, the money is too good, and the case too interesting to turn down. The cast of characters will keep readers entranced as they meet the millionaire, the missing heiress, a Syracuse University Professor, and a seductive librarian. They all come together as sexy, well-read, and wise-cracking Swann dives into this case of rare books and missing girls.

Author Bio:

Charles Salzberg is a freelance writer from New York City whose work has appeared in various publications. He is the author of From Set Shot to Slam Dunk, An Oral History of the NBA, and On A Clear Day They Could See Seventh Place:, Baseball’s 10 Worst Teams of the Century (with George Robinson, to be reissued by Bison Books, spring2010) and co-author of My Zany Life and Times, by Soupy Sales, Catch Them Being Good, by Tony DiCicco and Colleen Hacker, PhD., and The Mad Fisherman, by Charlie Moore. His novel, Swann’s Last Song,was published in the fall of 2008. He is also co-author of the screenplay, Undercover Kids which was produced by Hemisphere Entertainment. He has been a Visiting Professor of magazine at S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, taught advanced non-fiction at Sarah Lawrence College and the New York Writers Workshop (where he is a Founding Member,) the Writer’s Voice, New York City Open Center, and the Hunter College Writing Program. He was cited by New York Magazine as one of “New York’s Great Teachers.” http://charlessalzberg.com/swann.htm

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