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Sharyn Vane Special to the American-Statesman May Cobb knows you’re ready to walk on the wild side – and she’s ready to take you there. The Austin writer’s Texas-set thriller, “The Hunting Wives” (Berkley/Penguin Random House, $26), gives us permission to vicariously revel in bad behavior. We clearly are eager. The Book of the Month club tapped the novel as an April selection, with “Gossip Girl” alum Leighton Meester lauding it on Instagram as a “wild, exciting ride.” It garnered pre-publication starred reviews from industry journals Publishers Weekly and Library Journal. ...

/PRNewswire/ -- TOBIN ENTERTAINMENT presents political leader, voting rights activist, entrepreneur, and NYTimes bestselling author, Stacey Abrams in a...

While Justice Sleeps was inspired by a conversation over lunch with her mentor. While Justice Sleeps is described as ‘a gripping, complexly plotted thriller set within the halls of the U.S. Supreme Court.’     Abrams is a two-time New York Times bestselling author, entrepreneur, political leader, and tax attorney who served 11 years in the Georgia House of Representatives. CNN said that Berkley, a Penguin House imprint, announced last week that three romance novels Abrams wrote under the pen name Selena Montgomery 20 years ago will be re-released. “I love writing. I learned to write...

Font Size NBC  Late Night host Seth Meyers welcomed election delegitimizer Stacey Abrams onto his show early Wednesday morning to promote her new novel While Justice Sleeps, but in-between talk about the book the two naturally accused Republicans of voter suppression. Meyers kicked off the segment by congratulating Abrams on getting two Democrats elected to the Senate in Georgia, "Last time you were here, it was right before the run-offs in Georgia, both the candidates you were supporting won and we talked about you sleeping and I was wondering if you managed to take a c...

Stacey Abrams, the woman credited with helping Joe Biden win the Presidential election by boosting the voting turnout in Georgia, will have her latest novel turned into a TV series. According to Deadline, NBCU’s Working Title Television has acquired the rights to Abrams’ legal thriller While Justice Sleeps. The book follows Avery Keene, a brilliant young law clerk who is given legal guardianship and power of attorney over a controversial Supreme Court justice. Details on the series have yet to be revealed. In other news, actress-director Lee Daniel‘s upcoming FOX drama Our Kind of P...