The Harvey Weinstein verdict was revealed today, but this terrific true-life thriller tells the story of his behavior and the cover up that protected him for so long
“In the end, the courage of women can’t be stamped out. And stories – the big ones, the true ones – can be caught but never killed.”
Ready for an incredible, true-life spy thriller? Ronan Farrow lived it – and wrote a terrific book about it!
Ronan Farrow is Mia Farrow’s son, and he’s a Lawyer, a former TV Host, and a Pulitzer Prize winner…and he has written the most compelling #MeToo thriller of the year – because it’s all true!
“Catch and Kill: Lies, Spies, and a Conspiracy to Protect Predators”
This Wednesday Bookmobile takes you on an investigative thrill ride as Farrow does what Journalists had been unable to do for decades: get evidence to prove that Movie Mogul Harvey Weinstein stalked and harassed young women and was a sexual predator!
Here’s how amazon describes the book:
In a dramatic account of violence and espionage, Pulitzer Prize-winning investigative…
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johnrieber 
That’s a very topical re-post, John. 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
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Pete, anyone wanting th real story would love this book…he finally got what has been LONG LONG overdue…
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A while back I saw Farrow’s interview with Colbert. He was very credible, and gave an impressive account. I’d definitely like to read this. Hugs!
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It’s an insightful, compelling work – not only about Weinstein’s crimes, but the cover up that helped him avoid facing up to his actions for so long
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Thanks John and Beth…I consider Ronan to be the anchor of the cause for building a community standard that organizes to end the culture of abuse and neglect. I disagree that “In the end, the courage of women can’t be stamped out. And stories – the big ones, the true ones – can be caught but never killed.” It is only by extreme dedication of witnesses and brilliant investigative persistence that such systemic denial of justice is overcome.
What Ronan and Ambra and the others have achieved is just the beginning of the beginning.
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Agree
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He is an amazing writer and I can’t wait to read his book that tells this awful story
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Yes, it’s a difficult story to read at times, but it’s NOT sensationalized, and gives a voice to victims – and help us understand why they couldn’t go public earlier
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