IN TOWN: PHILLIP MARGOLIN, LAURA LIPPMAN & BARRY EISLER

From: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel | Date: July 9, 2006 | Copyright information

It's mystery and thriller time for some local bookstores in the middle of this month.

First, Phillip Margolin, bestselling author and longtime criminal defense attorney, visits Harry W. Schwartz Bookshops to promote his latest thriller, "Proof Positive," which his publisher describes as a wild ride. This time Margolin explores the unreliability of CSI evidence in the hands of a remorseless killer.

Amanda Jaffe, who represents an insane derelict charged with murder, and her father...

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