Aw, thanks Katie for posting and DonkeySlayer81, SGT RJ, and Gallopin Gael for the support!
The first several versions of this book were put on the back-burner because I never seemed to have enough time, and there was always some other non-fiction poker book I was working on.
But, as Katie pointed out, Black Friday meant that I suddenly had 60 free hours a week that I didn't have before. So since then, (except during the WSOP) I shifted my focus to editing the book. It's a fast-paced thriller meant for an audience that loves this type of genre fiction (like Grisham, Brown, Locke, etc.), and I co-wrote it with my husband.
In case anyone's curious here's the description:
When a punk poker superstar loses millions in a mysterious game, he hires disgraced champion and ex-cop Grisham Stark to investigate. As Stark confronts cold-blooded players in Monte Carlo and Las Vegas, he realizes his one shot at redemption is to catch the most dangerous poker cheat of all time: the Superuser.
Behind the scenes, a politician is hijacking the scandal to wage a legislative battle in Washington. A beautiful female player is blackmailed into hiding a deadly secret that threatens to unravel the entire deception, and the ruthless Superuser is killing anyone who dares stand in his way.
Grisham Stark will ultimately face a terrifying question: Is the Superuser’s final goal far more than money?