THE MYSTERIOUS CASE OF RUDOLF DIESEL

“[A] thrilling investigation...Brunt’s audacious yet surprisingly tenable theory makes for a wildly enjoyable outing.” —Publishers Weekly (starred review)

“Equal parts Walter Isaacson and Sherlock Holmes, The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel yanks back the curtain on the greatest caper of the 20th century in this riveting history.” –Jay Winik, New York Times bestselling author

AUTHOR & HOST OF “DEDICATED WITH DOUG BRUNT”: BOOK TOUR DATES PUBLISHED

Douglas Brunt has written several books. His latest book is The Mysterious Case of Rudolf Diesel. He has also published Trophy Son, The Means, and Ghosts of Manhattan. He is also the host of the popular podcast Dedicated With Doug Brunt.

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DEDICATED WITH DOUG BRUNT

Beginning with our guest’s favorite cocktail, Dedicated offers an insider’s look at the lives and work of your favorite authors. New York Times bestselling author Doug Brunt hosts conversations with the world’s greatest writers as they discuss their writing lifestyle, creative process, latest work, and behind-the-scenes revelations. If you want to hear from the brilliant minds creating our best stories, be sure to tune in.

A USA Today Notable Book
A New York Post "Must Read" Book

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"Keenly observed and provocative." –Sports Illustrated

"Trophy Son brings Conroy's The Great Santini and Malamud's The Natural into the present day...A terrific book." -Harlan Coben

“I love this book. With great insights to the political process and human nature, The Means takes you into the backrooms and bedrooms of an anything-goes presidential campaign. If Doug Brunt wasn’t a great novelist, he should be a campaign manager. This is a taut, thoughtful, and totally believable story of American politics at its best and worst.”
– Nelson DeMille

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“Former Internet exec Brunt offers up a savage, jaded, and comical depiction of freewheeling Wall Street bond traders during their precollapse heyday in this engaging debut… As Nick’s life, his marriage, and the U.S. economy edge closer to meltdown, Brunt brings all the pieces together for a satisfying climax to this compulsively readable novel.” – Publishers Weekly