James Grippando is the New York Times bestselling author of 26 novels of suspense, including the popular series featuring Miami criminal defense attorney Jack Swyteck. His novel Gone Again was awarded the 2017 Harper Lee Prize for Legal Fiction. His novels are enjoyed worldwide in 28 languages. He lives in south Florida with his wife, three children, two cats and a golden retriever named Max who has no idea he's a dog.
Pulling current events into a tense, action-filled plot is a
specialty of James Grippando. [He] knows how to create a
suspenseful plot in which every scene is believable. . . .
sculpt[ing] harrowing scenes as he makes us care very much about
each character.
- South Florida Sun-Sentinel
Both a thrilling page-turner and a story about love, family, and
survival.
- The Big Thrill
Grippando focuses on building a plot around a deadly situation with
terrific characters and scenes so tensely written that I was
literally breathless by the finale. . . . The Girl in the Glass Box
is a great and pertinent legal thriller that pulls out all the
stops straight through to the fiery climax.
- Bookreporter.com
The Girl in the Glass Box is now Grippando s most thrilling
[novel]. It moves fast and is like the prose equivalent of an
action movie car chase. . . . one of the most effectively thrilling
legal thrillers that I have ever read.
- ComicBookBin.com
Grippando weaves immigration law and policy, domestic abuse, and
other current social issues into a story that will quickly capture
and keep the attention of readers who may be compelled to read this
plot-driven legal thriller in one sitting.
- Library Journal (starred review)
Praise for James Grippando: Grippando, a former attorney, has the
legal stuff down cold, and his writing style is impeccable. This
would be a perfect time for legal-thriller fans who haven t yet
checked out this series to join the crowd.
- Booklist
Grippando is equally skillful at ratcheting up the tension and
plucking at your heartstrings.
- Kirkus Reviews
Timely...Grippando keeps the narrative moving forward at a steady
clip, expertly interweaving each character s point of view into the
plot...[and] keeps the tension building to a heart-racing
climax.
- Publishers Weekly
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