True Crime, Fiction, Memoirs
Highlighting FBI and FBI Authors
Discover a captivating season dedicated to thrillers, mysteries, true crime, and memoirs. Dive into compelling stories by FBI and civilian authors who craft gripping tales of undercover operations, espionage pursuits, cold case investigations, and much more! Experience unforgettable memoir journeys that offer something for every reader interested in the world of the FBI, law enforcement and crime-solving. #authors #bestsellers #fbi #policestories #truecrime #fiction #memoirs
Jerri Williams
Retired FBI Special Agent, Author, Podcaster
Jerri served as a special agent in the FBI for 26 years, accumulating extensive experience in major economic fraud investigations. She has numerous stories illustrating the schemes and deceptions employed by con artists and corrupt officials to steal money.
Leveraging her professional background, she writes crime fiction centered on greed and often jokes about reliving her career by producing and hosting FBI Case File Review, a true crime podcast with over 350 episodes. In this podcast, she interviews retired FBI agents about their high-profile cases and careers. Her experience as an FBI spokesperson also enables her to dispel misconceptions about the FBI and serve as a technical consultant for major TV networks and production companies seeking authentic FBI portrayals.
In FBI Myths and Misconceptions: A Manual for Armchair Detectives, she addresses the top 20 clichés about the FBI depicted in media, providing factual reality checks in each chapter. The book is an engaging companion to FBI Word Search Puzzles: Fun for Armchair Detectives, which features advanced FBI themes. Her crime novels, Pay to Play and Greedy Givers, feature flawed female FBI agent Kari Wheeler, a married mother of three investigating fraud and corruption in Philadelphia while balancing family responsibilities. These books are available in various formats, including ebooks, print, and audiobooks.
On November 18, 2021, in Washington, DC, the FBI Agents Association honored Jerri as a G-Man Honors – Distinguished Service Honoree for her ongoing support of the FBI community through her podcast and publications.
You can reach Jerri via her website https://jerriwilliams.com/
Katherine Schweit
Women Who Talk to The Dead
Katherine Schweit is an accomplished author, attorney, and former FBI special agent. With a background in journalism and law, she served as a Chicago prosecutor before joining the FBI, where she investigated major crimes and worked closely on mass casualty and active shooter cases. Schweit is the author of "Stop the Killing: How to End the Mass Shooting Crisis," "How to Talk About Guns with Anyone," and Women Who Talk to the Dead. Get ready to listen to true crime! Kathrine shares her journey and the story of 200 forgotten murder victims and the relentless pursuit of justice by an FBI Agent and a Detroit police detective.
https://www.katherineschweit.com/
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Jeremy Rebmann
FBI Sniper
Welcome to the world of FBI SWAT! Retired Special Agent Jeremy Rebmann served in the FBI's Oklahoma Division for 23 years, of which 21 he spent as an FBI SWAT operator and sniper. SWAT is one of the most exciting collateral duties in the Bureau and in his new book Send Me, Chronicles of an FBI Sniper, Jeremy takes us through his journey-from OSI to the FBI, to becoming a sniper. As fascinating as his journey was, it came with moments that were full of danger, boredom, and solitude. From learning which scope or weapon was best for winter in the mountains to spending hours looking through his scope as negotiators attempted to speak to a kidnapper, to actually pulling the trigger on a terrorist when his team was in danger, Jeremy's stories will captivate you and give you a glimpse into a world that many just know from the movies.
Rosemary Dew
A Pioneer
What was it like to join the FBI in the 1970s? Rosemary Dew joined as the 96th female FBI Special Agent!
Meet Rosemary: A trailblazing woman who shattered glass ceilings in law enforcement. As the 7th female Supervisory Special Agent, she broke barriers and became a true pioneer in the FBI. Her 13-year career was marked by resilience, challenges, and moments of joy, illustrating her unwavering dedication to justice. Rosemary's compelling memoir, No Back Up, takes readers on an extraordinary journey filled with unbelievable stories—ranging from humorous and jaw-dropping to heartfelt and inspiring. Her narrative offers a rare glimpse into the world of law enforcement, revealing the human side of those who serve and protect.
After leaving the FBI, Rosemary's adventurous spirit led her to join the Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA). In her 60s, she traveled to Afghanistan, experiencing the realities of global conflict firsthand. Her daring adventures even included being detained at Heathrow Airport, showcasing her fearless approach to life.
Beyond her career, Rosemary shares insights into her other literary works, including her visit to Mother Teresa's house in Calcutta and her latest book focusing on FBI whistleblowers. Her stories are not only captivating but also serve as a source of inspiration for aspiring law enforcement officers and those seeking to overcome obstacles. Prepare to be captivated by her extraordinary life, filled with courage, humor, and resilience. Rosemary's journey exemplifies the power of determination and the importance of standing up for what is right, making her a true inspiration for many.
Discover her story and more in her books—each one a testament to her fearless pursuit of truth and justice.
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