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Ken Isaacson is the author of the Amazon bestselling legal thriller SILENT COUNSEL'
Background
Information
During the day, Ken works as general counsel to a major transportation company. At night (well, actually, in the wee hours of the morning), he writes legal thrillers.
Born and raised in Perth Amboy, NJ, upon graduating high school, Ken took off for college at MIT. (Why MIT, if he ended up a lawyer? A long story he'll be glad to share with you when you meet in person.) After MIT, Ken attended Columbia Law School, got his law degree in 1979, and he's been practicing law ever since.
As a lawyer, he writes for a living. There are cynics who’d even say lawyers write fiction for a living, so somewhere along the way, Ken started writing novels.
Ken is an actively involved member of the Mystery Writers of America, and is serving a third term on the Board of Directors of MWA’s New York chapter. He also serves on the chapter’s Mentor Committee, Program Committee, Membership Committee, and Website Committee, and is the moderator of the chapter’s online discussion forum. You can find him on the Web at www.KenIsaacson.com and at www.MySpace.com/KenIsaacson. Ken is working on his second novel.
Birth Place
Perth Amboy, NJ USA
Accomplishments
Upon its release, Ken's debut legal thriller, SILENT COUNSEL, shot to the No. 2 spot on Amazon’s list of Hot New Releases in Legal Thrillers. For the month of January 2008, only two titles surpassed it on Amazon’s list of Bestselling Legal Thrillers: John Grisham’s The Appeal, and Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird.
Upon completion of his second term on the Board of Directors of MWA's New York chapter, he received that organization’s Silver Noose Award.
“[Silent Counsel] boasts a complex story and heart-pounding climax that will have readers looking forward to Isaacson’s next.”
—Kirkus Reviews
“Ken Isaacson’s first legal thriller…is on a par with the works of John Grisham.”
—Midwest Book Review
“Readers will be riveted by this morally complex story.”
—Booklist