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With over half a million copies sold, The New Strong's® Exhaustive Concordance of the Bible is now available in the only truly enlarged-type edition. Newly typeset, updated, with corrected text throughout, including the Greek and Hebrew dictionaries.

Features:

• New Living Translation
• 11 point type
• Over 300 new Life Application notes and significant revisions to nearly 350 others
• 16 new personality profiles
• Most charts revised to clarify meaning and importance, plus eight all-new charts
• New information on the intertestamental period
• Christian Worker's Resource--a special supplement to enhance the reader's ministry effectiveness
• Red-letter edition

1. Your new novel starts off where most courtroom dramas end--with the verdict. Where did you get the idea to reverse the usual order of events this time around?
The actual trial is not a terribly significant part of the story. Most all of the action and intrigue begins after the trial is over, with the verdict and the subsequent appeal.


2. The Appeal overtly suggests that elected judges can be bought. If the novel is meant as a cautionary tale, what's next--the Presidential primaries?
Why not? Over one billion dollars will be spent next year in the Presidential primaries and general election. With that kind of money floating around, anything can be bought.


3. Speaking of electoral politics, you've been more vocal recently about your political views ... first supporting Jim Webb for Senate and now endorsing Hillary Clinton for the White House. Have you given any thought to running for office yourself?
No. I made that mistake 25 years ago, and promised myself I would never do it again. I enjoy watching and participating in politics from the sidelines, but it's best to keep some distance.


4. This is your first legal thriller in three years. How did it feel to get back to the genre that started it all, and can fans expect another thriller from you next year?
I still enjoy writing the legal thrillers, and don't plan to get too far away from them. Obviously, they have been very good to me, and they remain popular. I plan to write one a year for the next several years.


5. Your nonfiction book The Innocent Man continues to be a bestseller in paperback. In your ongoing work with The Innocence Project, have you come across another story of the wrongfully convicted that begs to be written as nonfiction?
There are literally hundreds of great stories out there about wrongfully convicted defendants. I am continually astounded by these stories, and I resist the temptation to take the plunge again into non-fiction.


6. What's on your bedside reading list at the moment?
1. The Nine by Jeffrey Toobin
2. Eric Clapton's autobiography
3. East of Eden by John Steinbeck.

• New International Version text
• User-friendly format
• Unique design
• Attractive layout
• Highlighted Scriptures
• 15-minute daily readings
• Large 11 point type

No more struggling with the fine print, thanks to the Webster’s New World® Large Print Dictionary, which has all the outstanding features of other Webster’s New World dictionaries.

• More than 60,000 entries, including all the current vocabulary needed for everyday use
• Technical, scientific, cultural, business, and professional terms
• Clear, highly readable type
• Foreign words and phrases often used in English
• Biographical and geographical entries conveniently included in the main A—Z section

PLUS:

• Etymologies -- word histories that add depth and historical context to the understanding of a word
• Appendix with weights and measures, U.S. and Canadian data, U.S. presidents, and books of the Bible