Podcast: A Conversation with Author Christine Carbo

Posted on May 11, 2026May 11, 2026 by Chris Ringler

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On this episode I speak with author Christine Carbo about her newest book “The Confession Artist.” The book is a great crime thriller that races along and has a fantastic hook. On the podcast we talk about overcoming challenges to pursue your goals, inspiration, her writing career, and more. You can find more about Christine and her book at www.christinecarbo.com.

The book will be released on June 1 by Thomas & Mercer.

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Podcast: A Conversation with Author Christine Carbo
In this podcast episode, author Christine Carbo discusses her upcoming crime thriller, "The Confession Artist," set to release on June 1 by Thomas & Mercer. They cover her writing journey, the challenges she faced, and sources of inspiration. More information can be found at www.christinecarbo.com.… Continue reading Podcast: A Conversation with Author Christine Carbo → […]
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