Lis Wiehl - Law, Mysteries, Self-Improvement
Author and former legal analyst for Fox News Lis
Wiehl used to live on Bainbridge Island with her husband and two
children. Wiehl's career is multifaceted. Over the years, she served as
prosecutor in the US Attorney’s office; as legal correspondent for NPR’s
All
Things Considered and Bill O'Reilly's
The Radio Factor;
as deputy chief investigative counsel for Democrats on the House Judiciary
Committee during Clinton’s impeachment; and as tenured law professor at the
University of Washington School of Law. She has appeared weekly on
The
O’Reilly Factor, Your World with Neil Cavuto,
The Kelly File with Megyn Kelly,
Lou Dobbs Tonight, and the
Imus morning
shows. Wiehl is currently an adjunct professor of law at New York Law
School and also hosts the
Legal Lis radio show and the
Wiehl
of Justice podcast. Additionally, Wiehl has written and co-authored numerous books.
Among them are the
Triple Threat Series (Vol.1: 2009),
The East Salem
Trilogy (Vol.1: 2011),
Mia Qinn Mysteries (Vol.1: 2013),
Erica
Sparks Series (Vol.1: 2016), and most recently
Hunting Charles Manson (2018),
the first volume in her
The Hunting Series. Wiehl is also the author of
several non-fiction books such as
The 51% Minority: How Women Still Are
Not Equal and What You Can Do About It (2007) and
The
Truth Advantage: The 7 Keys to a Happy and Fulfilling Life, (2011).
