Renee Valois

A review of The Devil and the Diva

Eric David Housewright, Renee Valois April 16, 2012Down and Out Books, Holland Taylor, Rushmore McKenzie

CARE FOR A DOCK TALE? Here it is: my official declaration that “The Devil and the Diva” is the season’s first “dock book,” perfect for reading on a lazy day at the lake, on the cool porch or in a

The Devil and the Diva — Print Edition

Eric David Housewright, Renee Valois March 4, 2012March 4, 2012book covers, Crime fiction, David Housewright, Down and Out Books, Holland Taylor, Rushmore McKenzie

The Devil and the Diva by David Housewright and Renée Valois is Down & Out Books first print edition. It is now available for purchase at createspace. The trade paperback will soon be available from independent bookstores as well as

Now availalbe: The Devil and the Diva by David Housewright and Renee Valois

Eric David Housewright, Renee Valois February 15, 2012April 15, 2012Crime fiction, David Housewright, Down and Out Books, Holland Taylor, Rushmore McKenzie

When pop diva Sheila Lews dies under puzzling circumstances, Clarisse Dufresne is approached by agents of a shadowy international crime syndicate with a proposition–“What if, after a period of time, say five years–yeah, make it five years–it was discovered that

Down & Out Books to publish “The Devil and the Diva” by David Housewright and Renee Valois

Eric David Housewright, Renee Valois January 4, 2012January 4, 2012Crime fiction, Down and Out Books, Holland Taylor, Rushmore McKenzie

Clarisse Dufresne is blessed with an astonishing voice. Unfortunately, it’s a blessing the struggling Twin Cities nightclub singer shares with internationally renowned pop diva Sheila Lews. So similar are their singing styles, in fact, that Clarisse is often accused of