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Scott P. Callahan is the founder of Law Office of Scott P. Callahan, P.C. a personal injury trial law firm. The firm is devoted to representing victims and their families in wrongful death and serious personal injury cases. Mr. Callahan vigorously protects the rights of his clients and understands the emotional and financial difficulties facing families affected by personal injury, disability, and wrongful death. Scott has received national recognition for taking on some of the largest corporations on behalf of his clients. He is a member of the Texas Trial Lawyers Association, Houston Trial Lawyer Association, American Bar Association and the Association of Trial Lawyers of America, among others.
Donna Andrews was born in Yorktown, Virginia, the setting of Murder with Peacocks and Revenge of the Wrought Iron Flamingos, two of her acclaimed mystery novels. Murder with Peacocks won the Agatha, Anthony, Barry, and Romantic Times awards for best first novel and the Lefty award for the funniest mystery of 1999. Subsequent books have also received Agatha and Lefty nominations, and Crouching Buzzard, Leaping Loon won the Toby Bromberg Award for Excellence (presented by Romantic Times) for the Most Humorous Mystery of 2003. Owl's Well That Ends Well (April 2005), the sixth book in the series, features a murder at a giant yard sale. No Nest for the Wicket (August 2006), the seventh book, explores eXtreme Croquet, and in the most recent book, The Penguin Who Knew Too Much (August 2007), Meg discovers penguins--and a body--in her basement.
November 2005 saw the release of Delete All Suspects, the fourth book in the Turing Hopper series--which was partly inspired by her experience serving as a translator between the marketing and systems departments at her day job. Andrews notes that in these books she seeks to use computers and other technology accurately without making the action incomprehensible for readers who prefer whodoneits to computer manuals--and Delete All Suspects, she achieves a long-time ambition of killing off a spammer, even if only on paper. The first book in the series, You've Got Murder, won the Agatha award for best mystery of 2002, and was followed by Click Here for Murder and Access Denied.
Donna is a member of MWA, Sisters in Crime, and the Private Investigators and Security Association.
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Scott P. Callahan
T. 713-888-9000
www.scottcallahan.com