Bonnie Kistler is a former Philadelphia attorney and the author of
House on Fire and
The Cage. She graduated from Bryn Mawr College, magna cum laude,
with Honors in English literature, and she received her law degree from the University of the Pennsylvania Law School, where she was a moot court champion and legal writing instructor.
She spent her law career in private practice with major law firms. Peer-rated as Distinguished for both legal ability and ethical standards, she successfully tried cases in federal and state courts across the country.
[
Q&A with Bonnie Kistler;
The Page 69 Test: The Cage]
She and her husband now live in Florida and the mountains of western North Carolina.
At CrimeReads Kistler tagged six favorite office thrillers, including:
The office in The Herd, by Andrea Bartz, isn’t the typical single-company workplace. Instead, it’s an exclusive, women-only co-working space launched by celebrity entrepreneur Eleanor Walsh. Millennial women are dying to be accepted into the Herd––at least until Eleanor herself is found dead on the frozen rooftop of the glitzy building. Her friends—the Herd’s publicist, its graphic designer, and a writer secretly working on an unauthorized book about Eleanor—launch an investigation that exposes a lot of unknown and unsavory facts about both Eleanor and her so-called friends.
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the other entries on the list.
--Marshal Zeringue
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