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CNN's Jake Tapper on his new book, his Manitoban cousins and his tweets about Canada's slow vaccine rollout CNN news anchor and novelist Jake Tapper joined Q’s Tom Power to talk about his new thriller, The Devil May Dance. Social Sharing CBC Radio · Posted: May 12, 2021 2:51 PM ET | Last Updated: May 12 CNN anchor and chief Washington correspondent Jake Tapper has just released his latest novel, The Devil May Dance.(Submitted by Hachette Book Group Canada)

Jake Tapper’s famous pals really seem to be enjoying his latest novel The Devil May Dance.

RACHEL MARTIN, HOST: When he's not anchoring the news for CNN, Jake Tapper writes fiction. Today, he's out with a new novel. It is called "The Devil May Dance," a sequel to his first novel, "The Hellfire Club." Central to both books is a power couple named Charlie and Margaret Marder. He's a New York politician. She's a zoologist. It's the 1960s. The attorney general, Robert Kennedy, sucks the Marders into an investigation involving Hollywood and the mob. It's a fictional story about the Rat Pack, too - Frank Sinatra, Dean Martin, Sammy Davis, Jr. But the entire plot revolves around some very...

Jake Tapper’s ‘The Devil May Dance’ partners Hollywood, the Mafia and politics The news anchor’s second novel features Frank Sinatra, Robert Kennedy and Sam Giancana in a lively historical thriller.   Tapper is the lead Washington anchor for CNN, hosts the weekday news show The Lead With Jake Tapper and co-hosts the Sunday morning public affairs program State of the Union. He gets away from the pressures of covering current politics by writing novels about historical politics. Tapper published three nonfiction books, including the bestselling The Outpost in 2012, bef...

Fox News Flash top headlines are here. Check out what's clicking on Foxnews.com. The Associated Press published a scathing book review of CNN anchor Jake Tapper's new thriller that apparently lacks authenticity.  In a review headlined, "CNN anchor Jake Tapper fails in covering a thriller," critic Bruce DeSilva took aim at Tapper's "The Devil May Dance," a 1960s-set story about a GOP congressman named Charlie Marder, who becomes extorted by Attorney General Robert Kennedy and is sent to investigate Frank Sinatra and his ties to the mob out of concern that it could cause a scandal for his br...