y Pleasure Dept. The Price Of Fame (NAPSA)—A new book gives readers a frightening—andfirst hand—look at the darker side of celebrity. The book’s main character, Eliza Blake, is an anchorfor the Key Evening Headlines, a single mom and 30 somethingcelebrity. BESTSELLING AUTHOROF LET ME WHISPERIN YOUR EAR MARY A NOVEL A new book gives readers a unique view of the media industry and the dangers that can accompany fame. Her story begins innocently, with a fan letter and a request for an autograph. For Eliza, it is simply part of her job and responsibility as a celebrity. But soon she finds herself threatened by several obsessive “fans”—two of whom may be dangerous and one of whom haskilled before. The new whodunit, Close To You (St. Martin’s Press, $24.95) gives readers an informed look at the media industry—from the other side of their televisions. The book’s best selling author, Mary Jane Clark, is a writer and producer for CBS news. She has been praised by critics for her ability to use insider knowledge of the news business to create action and intrigue in her novels. “Clark knowsthe industry well and her expertise adds realism to the tale,” says Publisher’s Weekly. For more information visit www.stmartins.com.
