Outliers Get to Know host Tracey Devlyn sits down with award-winning author Terrence McCauley to discuss his riveting conspiracy-laced historical thriller—THE TWILIGHT TOWN.

A corrupt cop. A rising Fed. A name you didn’t expect: Oswald.

Set in 1963 Dallas, three cops—one dirty, one ambitious, one desperate—unwittingly spiral into a covert game of power and betrayal. Mob ties, political back channels, and the shadows of history collide in this unputdownable prelude to an American tragedy.

TERRENCE MCCAULEY is an award-winning, bestselling author of thrillers, crime fiction, and westerns. He is the host of the popular podcast Spies, Lies, and Private Eyes (found on Apple, Spotify, etc.) on the Authors on the Air Global Radio Network. McCauley worked for years as a communications executive in the public service arena, including the MTA in New York City. A resident of Dutchess County, NY, he is currently working on his next novel. https://www.terrencemccauley.com

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Scott Urbach, a former CIA officer and global security executive turned author, brings a wealth of experience and insider knowledge to the pages of his debut novel Admit Nothing. In this espionage thriller, Scott introduces readers to CIA officer Grant Hunter, a protagonist whose assignments and missions mirror the author’s own career.

The novel is a gripping tale of espionage, betrayal, and high-stakes geopolitical conflict. With meticulous attention to detail and a narrative style that keeps readers on the edge of their seats, Scott has quickly established himself as a formidable new voice in the thriller genre.

Scott and his wife Beth live in Grosse Pointe, MI along with their dog, cat, salamander and Sherman, their forty-five pound tortoise.

https://www.scotturbach.com/

John Gaspard

John is an award-winning author of the Eli Marks and Como Lake Players mystery series. He's a screenwriter, filmmaker, and director of six low-budget features. His recent books include the tenth installment of the Eli Marks series, "Twisting the Aces" (with Michael Varma) and “Held Over,” a retrospective of the movie “Harold and Maude” and its over two-year run at The Westgate Theater. He lives in Minneapolis with his wife, two greyhounds, cats, and various pet allergies.

https://www.elimarksmysteries.com

Michael Varma

Michael Varma is a magician member of Hollywood’s Magic Castle, a dollar origami specialist, and author of several puzzle and humor books. He is best known for his fun and functional cartoon books, puzzles and games designed to sharpen creativity and enhance critical thinking.

Michael spends his spare time—and crisp dollar bills—turning money into artful origami such as the “Lucky Leprechaun,” “Fabulous Fortuneteller,” and a dozen other of his signature folded characters frequently on display at the Magic Castle and several Southern California art galleries.

He lives with his beautiful bride, Barbara, and their two island castaway kitties, Ginger and Mary Ann, both known for their magical abilities to make tuna disappear.