Books & Looks Podcast: Aloha Mysteries and Legal Intrigue: Robert

Books & Looks: Real Books for Real Readers was started as a podcast to supplement Blaine Desantis’ website, ViewsOnBooks.com, and expand into audio interviews with authors.

With Books & Looks, Blaine’s goal is to focus on real books that real people will read. At least half of the books he reviews are either new authors or unknown authors that many in the general public are unaware of. After a segment reviewing books or interviewing authors, Blaine ends each episode with a discussion of the movies and TV shows he is currently watching.

This Week’s Episode

Prepare for a journey to the heart of Hawaii as we discuss the engrossing Koa Kane mystery series and much more on this episode of “Books and Looks”. Dive into “Retribution”, the latest thrilling entry in the series, where the islands themselves become vivid characters under the pen of Robert McCaw, today’s guest and master storyteller. McCaw opens up about his fascinating journey from math scholar to U.S. Supreme Court Justice Hugo Black’s law clerk, a voyage that imprinted on him lessons on history, ethics and leadership in America.

Marvel at McCaw’s dedication to research and his deep love for Hawaii’s rich culture and history, palpable in every page of his novels. As an extra treat, McCaw shares insights into his writing routine and how his interest in puzzles influences his storytelling. A must-listen for all mystery enthusiasts and aspiring writers! Don’t miss this captivating conversation and make sure to grab your free Kindle copy of “Death of a Messenger” on Amazon this June! After our chat with McCaw, we’ll also venture to the historical Rubicon River in Italy, reflecting on its significance in the wake of Silvio Berlusconi’s passing. Journey through the pages of history and thrilling mysteries with us!

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About Blaine Desantis:

Blaine is an avid lifetime reader, a retired attorney, and has been a book club leader for the past seven years. He is an active teacher in senior education classes at Furman University. Blaine loves fiction, nonfiction, histories, mysteries and almost all genres of books.

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