News
To Die For
BY ROBERT KIMBALL
In 2005, after retiring as editor and publisher from the Nogales International newspaper in Nogales, Arizona, Robert E. Kimball began to research, then to write his first novel, News to Die For. His research included reading more than thirty books about the newspaper business.
“Fun & fast-paced read.”
“It entertains and informs, by connecting drama to the print news world of our past. If you consume the news and enjoy a good story, buy this book.”
– Thomas Fink, Presiding Judge, Santa Cruz County AZ. Superior Court
“I loved this book.”
“It’s a murder mystery, family saga, police procedural and a courtroom drama all in one. I couldn’t put it down. There are many plot twists folded into an enlightening view of today’s newspaper publishing business. “
– Martha S. Chase
BOOK SIGNING
NEWS TO DIE FOR
BY ROBERT KIMBALL
Saturday, September 18
2:00 – 4:00 p.m.
at the
History Center in Pioneer Hall
Sonoita Fairgrounds
During the Santa Cruz County Fair
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Fast-paced murder mystery, set around the fictitious family-run Tucson Independent newspaper, written with an insider’s view by the former editor/publisher of the Nogales International. A must-read for fans of thrillers and intrigue with a shocking twist at the end.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
Robert E. Kimball
In 2005, after retiring as editor and publisher from the Nogales International newspaper in Nogales, Arizona, Robert E. Kimball began to research, then to write his first novel, News to Die For. His research included reading more than thirty books about the newspaper business.
Testimonials
What the Readers are Saying
“edge of their seats.”
“I thought his book was far more interesting and suspenseful than the book I paid good money for and was reading at the time. The finished product weaves together the many threads of the plot and will keep readers on the edge of their seats as it builds to an unanticipated climax..”
– Betty Barr, Author, Historian, and Editor
“I loved this book.”
“It’s a murder mystery, family saga, police procedural and a courtroom drama all in one. I couldn’t put it down. There are many plot twists folded into an enlightening view of today’s newspaper publishing business. The protagonist, Meagan, is both strong and vulnerable with a will to succeed and I was rooting for her throughout. I am a murder mystery fan and this met and exceeded my expectations.”
– Martha S. Chase
“Fun & fast-paced.”
“It entertains and informs, by connecting drama to the print news world of our past. If you consume the news and enjoy a good story, buy this book.”
– Thomas Fink, Presiding Judge, Santa Cruz County AZ. Superior Court
“REALLY MARVELED.”
“I really marveled at how Bob described characters with just a few important attributes, such as, “She looked like someone who never smiled, never laughed.” Knowing Bob, I am sure he will get these scenes fixed. I can’t wait to read the finished book.”
– Jim Stanberry, College professor of US history and civics, retired
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