Rick Adamson is an Audie Award winner for his work on In a Heartbeat by Leigh Anne and Sean Tuohy (with Sally Jenkins) of The Blind Side fame. Also the winner of several ALA awards and a Harper Audio Grammy nominee, Rick has been narrating fiction and nonfiction as well as corporate and educational projects for twenty-five years. Originally from Maryland, he now lives in northern New Jersey, where he and his wife have raised three sons. Seamus Bruner is the author of Compromised: How Money and Politics Drive FBI Corruption and the associate director of research at the Government Accountability Institute. Bruner has worked with Peter Schweizer since 2011 and GAI since 2013, providing research and support for numerous New York Times bestsellers. Bruner's research has been featured on the front page of top publications like the New York Times, the Wall Street Journal, and the Washington Post; and resulted in multiple 60 Minutes exposes. Bruner has discussed the results of his findings on national TV and radio. John Solomon is the award-winning author of DSK: The Scandal that Brought Down Dominique Strauss-Kahn. During his quarter-century career in print and broadcast media, Solomon has covered a variety of issues, from the convicted serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer, to an in-depth look at teachers who returned to classrooms after child molestation convictions. In 2008, Solomon joined the Washington Times as executive editor. Before joining the Times, Solomon was a national investigative correspondent at the Washington Post, where he uncovered former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani's secret security firm clients, former senator John Edwards's relationship with a controversial hedge fund, and the FBI's misuse of an anti-terrorism tool that allowed agents to gather phone and computer records of Americans without court approval. John Solomon is the award-winning author of DSK: The Scandal that Brought Down Dominique Strauss-Kahn. During his quarter-century career in print and broadcast media, Solomon has covered a variety of issues, from the convicted serial killer, Jeffrey Dahmer, to an in-depth look at teachers who returned to classrooms after child molestation convictions. In 2008, Solomon joined the Washington Times as executive editor. Before joining the Times, Solomon was a national investigative correspondent at the Washington Post, where he uncovered former New York mayor Rudolph Giuliani's secret security firm clients, former senator John Edwards's relationship with a controversial hedge fund, and the FBI's misuse of an anti-terrorism tool that allowed agents to gather phone and computer records of Americans without court approval.