Uploaded February 2014 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
"When you commit an evil act, it does not stop with the act." Thomas H. Cook, author of Blood Echoes, joins Robert K. Tanenbaum and Michael Ponsor to discuss what makes legal thrillers so compelling to read—and to write. Ponsor and Tanenbaum, who have both worked in the legal profession, explain the high tension found inside the courtroom, where violent and heinous crimes are brought to justice.
"When you commit an evil act, it does not stop with the act." Thomas H. Cook, author of Blood Echoes, joins Robert K. Tanenbaum and Michael Ponsor to discuss what makes legal thrillers so compelling to read—and to write. Ponsor and Tanenbaum, who have both worked in the legal profession, explain the high tension found inside the courtroom, where violent and heinous crimes are brought to justice.
