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Murder overshadows a caving expedition at a unique tourist attraction in the 1930s. by Tina Chambers & Chapter16.org Ruby Falls By Gin Phillips. Atlantic Crime. 368 pages. $28.00. The latest novel by Gin Phillips, Ruby Falls, opens with a brief scene of a corpse in a cavern deep underground in Chattanooga. “He is not alone. … He is a banquet,â€� the author writes, “and, if he were alive, he would be equally disturbed and pleased. He dislikes — disliked — wastefulness,

When the facts are sealed, it’s the investigator’s job to read between the lines of search warrants, emergency board meetings, and carefully-worded statements to help clients assess risk. You have five minutes. Your client is on the line. They’ve already read the headlines. They know a superintendent is under federal investigation. They’ve seen the press coverage and the public statements. What they need now is not a summary of what has been reported, but a clear understanding of what the

She proved that when it comes to spycraft, invisibility and creativity matter more than boldness and bluster. This Women’s History Month, let’s pull back the curtain on a woman whose career was built on illusion, whose brilliance and tradecraft were hidden in plain sight, and whose work helped shape the course of history from the shadows. Meet Jonna Mendez, the former CIA Chief of Disguise, whose story reads like a spy thriller but is, in fact, rooted in the gritty,