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- Dark Justice 111 copies
- Naked Justice 106 copies, 2 reviews
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- Capitol Threat: A Novel of Suspense 99 copies, 1 review
- Double Jeopardy 98 copies, 2 reviews
- Death Row 94 copies, 2 reviews
- Murder One 89 copies, 1 review
- Criminal Intent 88 copies, 1 review
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Conversation With William Bernhardt William Bernhardt reads from Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness. William Bernhardt has been gluing readers of thrillers to their chairs since his first novel, “Primary Justice,” was published in 1991. His latest thriller, “Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness,” hit bookstores and library shelves last month. Get ready, because this international bestselling author will visit Oklahoma City during the second week in March for four appearances at Metropolitan Library System libraries. Have a “Conversation With William Bernhardt” and you may never see the writing of crime fiction the same way again. “A lot of people don’t know that Bill Bernhardt was born and grew up in Midwest City,” said Anita Roesler, of the library system’s Outreach Department. “He lives in Tulsa now, and even though he is close to us, he is in such demand as a speaker we’re lucky to be able to bring him here for four programs.” One audience member from a previous talk wrote of Bernhardt, “Bill’s humor, expertise, passion, and respect for the art [of writing] was exceptional. He was welcoming, heartfelt, genuinely supportive and instructive.” Bernhardt has confessed several times to being a strong advocate of public libraries. He writes on his website that as a boy, “I never missed an opportunity to visit the library, which was blissfully near my home, and the librarians there took a great interest in this nerdy, shy, bespectacled kid who kept reappearing almost every day. They encouraged me to read widely and to read the best of everything, and that is exactly what I did and have continued to do all my life.” In addition to having written 20 novels and edited two successful volumes of short stories, Bernhardt is also a publisher, having founded the HAWK Group in 1999. “Conversation With William Bernhardt” will be: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 2pm: Belle Isle Library, 5501 N. Villa (843-9601) Monday, March 9, 2009, 10am: Southern Oaks Library, 6900 S. Walker (631-4468) Monday, March 9, 2009, 7pm: The Village Library, 10307 N. Pennsylvania (755-0710) Tuesday, March 10: 2009, 2pm: Warr Acres Library, 5901 NW 63rd ( 721-2616). (benjclark)… (more) Conversation With William Bernhardt William Bernhardt discusses Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness. William Bernhardt has been gluing readers of thrillers to their chairs since his first novel, “Primary Justice,” was published in 1991. His latest thriller, “Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness,” hit bookstores and library shelves last month. Get ready, because this international bestselling author will visit Oklahoma City during the second week in March for four appearances at Metropolitan Library System libraries. Have a “Conversation With William Bernhardt” and you may never see the writing of crime fiction the same way again. “A lot of people don’t know that Bill Bernhardt was born and grew up in Midwest City,” said Anita Roesler, of the library system’s Outreach Department. “He lives in Tulsa now, and even though he is close to us, he is in such demand as a speaker we’re lucky to be able to bring him here for four programs.” One audience member from a previous talk wrote of Bernhardt, “Bill’s humor, expertise, passion, and respect for the art [of writing] was exceptional. He was welcoming, heartfelt, genuinely supportive and instructive.” Bernhardt has confessed several times to being a strong advocate of public libraries. He writes on his website that as a boy, “I never missed an opportunity to visit the library, which was blissfully near my home, and the librarians there took a great interest in this nerdy, shy, bespectacled kid who kept reappearing almost every day. They encouraged me to read widely and to read the best of everything, and that is exactly what I did and have continued to do all my life.” In addition to having written 20 novels and edited two successful volumes of short stories, Bernhardt is also a publisher, having founded the HAWK Group in 1999. “Conversation With William Bernhardt” will be: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 2pm: Belle Isle Library, 5501 N. Villa (843-9601) Monday, March 9, 2009, 10am: Southern Oaks Library, 6900 S. Walker (631-4468) Monday, March 9, 2009, 7pm: The Village Library, 10307 N. Pennsylvania (755-0710) Tuesday, March 10: 2009, 2pm: Warr Acres Library, 5901 NW 63rd ( 721-2616). (benjclark)… (more) Conversation With William Bernhardt William Bernhardt reads from Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness. William Bernhardt has been gluing readers of thrillers to their chairs since his first novel, “Primary Justice,” was published in 1991. His latest thriller, “Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness,” hit bookstores and library shelves last month. Get ready, because this international bestselling author will visit Oklahoma City during the second week in March for four appearances at Metropolitan Library System libraries. Have a “Conversation With William Bernhardt” and you may never see the writing of crime fiction the same way again. “A lot of people don’t know that Bill Bernhardt was born and grew up in Midwest City,” said Anita Roesler, of the library system’s Outreach Department. “He lives in Tulsa now, and even though he is close to us, he is in such demand as a speaker we’re lucky to be able to bring him here for four programs.” One audience member from a previous talk wrote of Bernhardt, “Bill’s humor, expertise, passion, and respect for the art [of writing] was exceptional. He was welcoming, heartfelt, genuinely supportive and instructive.” Bernhardt has confessed several times to being a strong advocate of public libraries. He writes on his website that as a boy, “I never missed an opportunity to visit the library, which was blissfully near my home, and the librarians there took a great interest in this nerdy, shy, bespectacled kid who kept reappearing almost every day. They encouraged me to read widely and to read the best of everything, and that is exactly what I did and have continued to do all my life.” In addition to having written 20 novels and edited two successful volumes of short stories, Bernhardt is also a publisher, having founded the HAWK Group in 1999. “Conversation With William Bernhardt” will be: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 2pm: Belle Isle Library, 5501 N. Villa (843-9601) Monday, March 9, 2009, 10am: Southern Oaks Library, 6900 S. Walker (631-4468) Monday, March 9, 2009, 7pm: The Village Library, 10307 N. Pennsylvania (755-0710) Tuesday, March 10: 2009, 2pm: Warr Acres Library, 5901 NW 63rd ( 721-2616). (benjclark)… (more) Conversation With William Bernhardt William Bernhardt discusses Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness. William Bernhardt has been gluing readers of thrillers to their chairs since his first novel, “Primary Justice,” was published in 1991. His latest thriller, “Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness,” hit bookstores and library shelves last month. Get ready, because this international bestselling author will visit Oklahoma City during the second week in March for four appearances at Metropolitan Library System libraries. Have a “Conversation With William Bernhardt” and you may never see the writing of crime fiction the same way again. “A lot of people don’t know that Bill Bernhardt was born and grew up in Midwest City,” said Anita Roesler, of the library system’s Outreach Department. “He lives in Tulsa now, and even though he is close to us, he is in such demand as a speaker we’re lucky to be able to bring him here for four programs.” One audience member from a previous talk wrote of Bernhardt, “Bill’s humor, expertise, passion, and respect for the art [of writing] was exceptional. He was welcoming, heartfelt, genuinely supportive and instructive.” Bernhardt has confessed several times to being a strong advocate of public libraries. He writes on his website that as a boy, “I never missed an opportunity to visit the library, which was blissfully near my home, and the librarians there took a great interest in this nerdy, shy, bespectacled kid who kept reappearing almost every day. They encouraged me to read widely and to read the best of everything, and that is exactly what I did and have continued to do all my life.” In addition to having written 20 novels and edited two successful volumes of short stories, Bernhardt is also a publisher, having founded the HAWK Group in 1999. “Conversation With William Bernhardt” will be: Sunday, March 8, 2009, 2pm: Belle Isle Library, 5501 N. Villa (843-9601) Monday, March 9, 2009, 10am: Southern Oaks Library, 6900 S. Walker (631-4468) Monday, March 9, 2009, 7pm: The Village Library, 10307 N. Pennsylvania (755-0710) Tuesday, March 10: 2009, 2pm: Warr Acres Library, 5901 NW 63rd ( 721-2616). (benjclark)… (more) WILLIAM BERNHARDT WILLIAM BERNHARDT signs Nemesis: The Final Case of Eliot Ness. Based on true events and new discoveries about Eliot Ness, NEMESIS is a brilliantly told story featuring this legendary lawman's fateful duel with a terrifyingly new kind of criminal: America's first serial killer. From the first primitive use of forensic psychology to a portrait of America battling the Great Depression and a man battling his own demons, NEMESIS is a masterwork of mystery, murder, and vivid, dynamic historical suspense. (bookjones)… (more)
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| Canonical name | | | Legal name | | | Other names | | | Date of birth | | | Date of death | | | Burial location | | | Gender | | | Nationality | | | Country (for map) | | | Birthplace | | | Place of death | | | Places of residence | | | Education | | | Occupations | | | Relationships | | | Organizations | | | Awards and honors | | | Agents | | | Short biography | William Bernhardt is the author of many books, including Primary Justice, Double Jeopardy, Silent Justice, Murder One, Criminal Intent, and Death Row. He has twice won the Oklahoma Book Award for Best Fiction, and in 2000 he was presented the H. Louise Cobb Distinguished Author Award "in recognition of an outstanding body of work in which we understand ourselves and American society at large." A former trial attorney, Bernhardt has received several awards for his public service. He lives in Tulsa with his children, Harry, Alice, and Ralph.  | |
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