G Flip reveals how they charmed Selling Sunset star wife Chrishell Stause - after announcing exciting baby plans Stone Maidens — a whodunit in the style of Michael Connelly novels — follows an FBI agent as she attempts to unmask a serial killer in Indiana. My dad spent 14 years writing a book," the video's text reads. "He worked full time and his kids came first. But [he] made time for his book. He's so happy even though sales aren't great. I'd love to see him get some more sales. He doesn't even know what TikTok is." Richards, who lives in Montpelier, wrote the novel over the course of 14 years on nights and weekends — first working with a local professor to learn the craft, and then writing and rewriting. All of that was while raising kids and working full-time as a lawyer at National Life Group.

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Richards'daughter, Marguerite Richards, said she was fairly new to TikTok when she decided to shoot some video of her dad in his attic, where she has fond memories of watching him working on "Stone Maidens" throughout her childhood. Robert Pattinson was deemed not 'attractive enough' to play Edward in Twilight franchise reveals director: 'He was kind of out of shape' The biggest clue is that there is a ring-sized mark on both victims which to her indicates these cases are related and that the killer is educated, clever, cunning, and very evil.Kanye West 'broke down' after North cried to mom Kim Kardashian about wanting a simpler life with him - as he ditches Bianca Censori Omid Scobie's scathing book expected to blame embattled civil servant Simon Case for deepening the rift between William and Harry Strictly star Layton Williams defends his pole dance routine after viewers compared it to a 'strip club' show How Girls Aloud have buried the hatchet - and got Sarah Harding's mum's blessing - for a reunion tour that will feature the late singer's vocals Shoppers' secret to Zen: NEOM's bestselling electric diffuser is on sale with 30% off this Cyber Weekend (it fills your home with fragrance for 7 hours)

The main character, Christine Prusik, "the chief forensic anthropologist for the FBI’s Chicago field office", is neurotic, anxiety ridden and comes complete with a devastating history. And yet, she’s also strong, smart and capable. The problem is, her co-workers don’t see her that way. That got my ire up—for both her and me. I hate being dismissed by men who think women are only important in kitchen’s and birthing rooms. So, you go Christine! So, there's that. All the same, this is a tightly conducted murder mystery. FBI Special Agent Christine Prusik is the SAC (special agent in charge) of an investigation into a series of murders in southern Indiana. Her antagonist is not so much the murderer as it is a subordinate member of her staff: a man for whom reporting to a woman rankles so much that he tries to subvert her at every turn. As more and more young women go missing, each of them turning up with a significant clue upon autopsy, we see both the anti-Prusik attitude and Prusik's anxiety about the case ratchet up. Matt Willis expresses gratitude for wife Emma's support in his addiction film as she revealed devastating impact his illness had on her

Marguerite Richards, 40, got the idea to promote the book on TikTok a few months ago, after her father finished his second novel.