Phillip Margolin is a best-selling author of twenty-eight books. As a lawyer turned novelist, Margolin is known for his legal thrillers. His current series, featuring attorney Robin Lockwood, is set in Oregon.

The Title Wave event series is a collaboration between Coos and Curry County libraries that highlights authors of the Pacific Northwest and connects them to the local community of readers.

Phillip Margolin worked for the Oregon Court of Appeals before eventually moving into private legal practice. And, in 1996, he began writing full-time. His novels have won numerous awards and accolades and several have been made into movies and miniseries. He has authored more than 20 novels, all of which have been best sellers. In his latest novel, “Murder at Black Oaks,” attorney Robin Lockwood investigates a murder at an isolated resort in the Oregon mountains where she is tasked with finding a murderer among the odd group of guests.

Mark Yaconelli inspires readers and audiences to consider how stories can heal families, our world and ourselves. He is the founder of the The Hearth nonprofit and has spoken to audiences across North America and the United Kingdom. Profiles of his work have been published in the “Wall Street Journal,” and “Washington Post,” and broadcast by BBC Radio and ABC World News Tonight. Learn more about Mark’s work at HowStoriesCanSaveUs.com.

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