Author Lisa Black Returns to Hudson Library

Forensic specialist and author Lisa Black kicks off her “Evidence of Murder” tour at the Hudson
Library & Historical Society on Wednesday, September 9^th at 7 p.m. Her latest thriller, “Evidence
of Murder,” scheduled for release September 8^th, is a sequel to last year’s highly successful
“Takeover.”  

Both novels are set in downtown Cleveland and feature forensic scientist Theresa MacLean, who
Booklist magazine calls a “compelling protagonist.” New York Times bestselling author Tess
Gerritson proclaims, "Lisa Black wows us with another tense and unputdownable thriller. She is,
quite simply, one of the best storytellers around."

Ms. Black, who formerly wrote under the name Elizabeth Becka, has a degree in biology and was
previously employed as a forensic scientist at the Cuyahoga County Coroner's Office, where she
analyzed gunshot residue on hands and clothing, hairs, fibers, paint, glass, DNA, blood and many
other forms of trace evidence, as well as crime scenes. She currently works as a latent print
examiner for the city of Cape Coral, Florida Police Department, working mostly with fingerprints
and crime scenes. She is a member of the Sisters In Crime, Mystery Writers of America, and
International Thriller Writers.

Don’t miss this stimulating discussion with one of today’s state-of-the-art crime writers! The
Leaned Owl Book Shop will be on hand with copies of Lisa Black’s books for purchase and
autographs. There is no registration for this free program.

For more information, call 330.653.6658, x1010