Spend an afternoon with Connecticut author Deborah Levison, who will discuss her recent debut novel, A Nest of Snakes. Based on real-life events, the novel is about a broken man who comes forward to accuse his elite New England private school of abuse. An early review called A Nest of Snakes “evocative…timely…propulsive...[and] unforgettable.” Levison’s first book, The Crate—the winner of seven literary awards—is a true crime story with echoes of the Holocaust that recounts the discovery of a grisly murder that involved Levison’s family. The book has been called "gorgeous and poetic," "heart wrenching," and "a brilliant story." Don’t miss this conversation with a writer who is “a rising star in the thriller world.” Debbie's life has two parts: the first in Canada, where she attended the Royal Conservatory of Music and the University of Toronto, and the second in Connecticut, where she shares a home with three children, two doodles, and one husband. She's an award-winning writer, published in national and international media. Since the release of The Crate, she has given over 160 author talks, from the U.S. to Canada to the U.K. She loves connecting with audiences and readers.

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