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Amanda Kyle Williams talks crime

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Amanda Kyle Williams author photo by Kaylinn Gilstrap. HANDOUT PHOTO - NOT FOR RESALE
By Suzanne Van Atten
June 27, 2014

Atlanta crime novelist Amanda Kyle Williams marks the launch of her new book, "Don't Talk to Strangers" (Bantam Books), with a live video interview conducted by Doug Robinson of Eagle Eye Bookshop. The event takes place 7 p.m. July 8. Reserve a space here.

Read our review of Amanda's new book, along with Karin Slaughter's new book "Cop Town."

Also, Amanda was the subject of a fascinating Personal Journey last year by Ken Foskett. Learn what makes her tick in "True Confessions of a Crime Fighter."

Don't Talk to Strangers by Amanda Kyle Williams

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Suzanne Van Atten is a book critic and contributing editor for The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.

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