Author Frank F. Weber to discuss the latest novel at Brainerd Public Library - Brainerd Dispatch

Bracherd-Prietenii Public Library Brainerd has announced from Lunch-2 PM April 7, Frank Weber will discuss his book, “The Sun”, the second in his “Minneapolis Combination” series of crime thrillere, at Brainerd Public Library.

In the book, the brilliant Defense lawyer, Taytum Hanson, is dedicated to release Tug Grant from prison. Taytum’s passion for her narcissistic lover throws her into a merciful spiral of the danger from which there can be no return. There are moments full of heart and humor before investigators Jon and Serena Frederick are attracted in case and have to cope with the choice of violence or death.

The book of Frank Weber, “The Sun”, is the second in his series of crime thrillere Minneapolis.

Weber is a forensic psychologist who has completed assessments for cases of homicide, sexual aggression and domestic abuse. His work ranged from the evaluation of the chained killers to the cement floor in the basement of a prison and the evaluation of the psychopaths until the provision of therapy for wealthy professionals who were employed in several businesses. He testified as an expert witness in many cases of sexual assault and homicide, he wrote seven different work books, and in 2015 he published a series of training for psychologists, which was accredited by the Minnesota Psychology Council. He received the President’s prize at the Minnesota Correctional Association for his medical -legal activity and recently received a prize for excellence in his clinical activity.

Participants can bring a bag of bag or they can only enjoy the light refreshments offered. No registration is required and all are welcome.

For more information, contact the library at 218-829-5574 or visit the Faceds of the Library Facebook page at

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