The interview will be at 7pm CDT on Tuesday, 7 July, and discuss the relationship between her book and the real-life Shuttle Columbia disaster, which occurred with Osborn’s friend, Kalpana Chawla, among the onboard crew.
Lighter-hearted fare will include the Mortal Vampire's attempts to prove that Stephanie is NOT "smarter than a fifth grader"!
Phone-in number for questions is (646) 716-7597. To listen or participate in the chat room, go to: http://www.blogtalkradio.com/
Osborn's novel Burnout is a fast-paced cliffhanger in the best tradition of Martin Caidin or Michael Crichton, about a fictional Space Shuttle disaster which turns out to be no accident.
As the principal investigators - "Crash" Murphy, former flight director and re-entry expert, and Dr. Michael C. Anders, astronomer - dig deeper, they discover the signs of something unusual - and as they do, friends, lovers, and colleagues involved in the investigation begin to die in mysterious “accidents.”
To request a free review copy or obtain more information, members of the press can contact the author at steph-osborn@
Burnout is available for sale in print form at Barnes-Noble, Amazon, Books-A-Million and select independent booksellers, and in e-book form at Fictionwise.
