Reporting Sleuth Laura Wolfe is Back on the Case in NC Author’s Latest Crime Thriller

Aug. 22, 2012 - PRLog -- Sneads Ferry, NC – Greedy, power-hungry lawmakers. Corrupt pharmaceutical lobbyists. Cover-ups. Murder.

It’s just another day covering crimes and conspiracies in DC for Washington Daily Star investigative journalist Laura Wolfe.

The savvy reporter returns in author Keith Donaldson’s soon-to-be released novel Senate Courtroom Cabal, the highly anticipated thriller in the award-winning and hugely popular Laura Wolfe series. Ms. Wolfe first made a name for herself in Washington, DC, when she tracked a serial killer in Mr. Donaldson’s Death of an Intern. This time, Ms. Wolfe is back, juggling motherhood and a new complicated and dangerous case involving a new miracle-cure cancer drug.

The setting? Capitol Hill. First-year US Senator Roanne Dalton seeks Wolfe’s help after the FDA surprisingly rejects the promising cancer drug Tutoxtamen, citing negative side effects. Dalton isn’t convinced. She has a hunch that foul play in her own ranks may be the real reason behind the FDA’s decision. But unraveling this medical mystery proves tricky and dangerous for even these two strong women.

Senate Coatroom Cabal will be released October 25 and is available for preorder through BQB’s online store. http://shop.boutiqueofqualitybooks.com/Senate-Cloakroom-C...  It’s also available for prerelease reviews to those interested in taking an early peek and posting their comments online. To learn more, visit
http://keithmdonaldson.brandyourself.com/.

About the Author
Keith Donaldson started writing fiction in 2002, the year he retired from a successful career in business. Five years later, he had self-published Death of an Intern and The Hill People, now titled Senate Coatroom Cabal. BQB is publishing the second editions of the books, both of which have won awards. Death of an Intern was a finalist in the “Mystery” category of the 2012 Next Generation Indie Book Awards, and a previous version of Senate Coatroom Cabal won finalist awards in “Politics” and “Multicultural Fiction” at the 2008 Next Generation Indie Book Awards. Donaldson lives in North Carolina. Click here to learn more: http://bqbpublishing.com/authors/keith_m_donaldson/

About BQB Publishing
Founded in August of 2010, BQB was created to be “the writer’s publisher,” focusing on quality writing from new authors. An independent hybrid publisher, BQB combines the quality processes of traditional publishing with hands-on author involvement to bring today’s new writers and tomorrow’s best sellers into the hands of booksellers and the reading public. To learn more about BQB, visit http://bqbpublishing.com/.