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Hulnick, Gail

 
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Synopsis

Winner of the 2025 Canadian Book Club Award for Mystery/Thriller.

Red Herrings Radio is a standalone novel by award-winning writer Gail Hulnick and is part of the Media Mysteries series, a collection of books about women journalists and not requiring reading in sequence.

Some questions from the past deserve an answer

In 1964, the world was pulsing with new energy, new music, new style, and new ideas. Twenty-year-old Lillian Howe had landed a dream job at a radio station where women were given credit for more than just their good looks or their cooking and cleaning skills. The Beatles, the New York World's Fair, the Tokyo Summer Olympics, the U.S. Civil Rights Act, the Vietnam war, the space race -- they were all on her assignment sheet. But one morning, she arrived at work to find the studio filled with police detectives and ambulance personnel and all of the big news of the day shrunk to nothing when she discovered that her best friend had been killed in the studio the night before.

Fifty-seven years later, in Key West, Lillian crosses paths with a man who reminds her of those turbulent times. With the help of her grandson, Donovan, she explores the world of radio’s descendant, the podcast, and hunts for a resolution to unforgotten pain.

Red Herrings Radio is a dual time narrative set in the world of radio in the early Sixties and podcasting in the new Twenties.

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