In Praise of Cauffiel's previous books:
“An excellent account of one man’s flirtation with a twilight zone of his own making. Cauffiel conveys a sense of a man’s loss of control and helpless spiraling into disaster through his highly readable narrative.” — The New York Times Book Review on Masquerade.
“Cauffiel has done a masterful job of reporting. A powerful piece of nonfiction.” — The Detroit News on Masquerade.
“Cauffiel keeps a state of heightened suspense. The mystery forces the reader onward. We’re enthralled. In the end, we, too, become obsessed.” — The Denver Post on Masquerade.
“A remarkably well-written book that reads like a gripping thriller.” The Toronto Sun on Masquerade.
“Fascinating...well-written…straightforward...meticulous...The result is a book that not even the most hardened crime reporter or mystery reviewer will ever forget.” — The Cleveland Plain Dealer on Masquerade
“One of the best true crime tomes of the past decade, right up there with Helter Skelter” — The Los Angeles Daily News
“A glowing gem of a novel.” — USA Today on Marker
“Cauffiel knows how to make it sound real.” — Elmore Leonard on Marker.
"You can’t make up characters more fascinating or a plot that keeps you turning pages faster. Cauffiel knows how to dramatize true crime." — Elmore Leonard on Forever and Five Days
"Cauffiel is one of the top true crime writers in America." — Ann Rule on House of Secrets
"A true crime thriller of uncommon psychological complexity." — Jonathan Kellerman on Eye of the Beholder
"A probing, impressive book about crime and punishment within a complex modern marriage." — Gay Talese on Eye of the Beholder
"Lowell Cauffiel is one of a small number of responsible journalists who understand that the why of a crime is as interesting and as important as the who. " — Jack Olsen on Forever and Five
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Below the Line
A Hollywood Crime Novel
