FRANK NAPPI
Frank Nappi, a retired English teacher of 37 years, is best known for his stirring, award-winning WWII novel, Echoes From the Infantry, his dark and daring thriller, Nobody Has To Know, which New York Times bestselling author Nelson DeMille called "masterfully written," and his critically acclaimed trilogy, The Legend of Mickey Tussler, the first of which was adapted for a feature film titled A Mile in His Shoes, directed by William Dear and starring Dean Cain. Now, Nappi brings his uniquely lyrical style and artful storytelling back to the captivating world of psychological thrillers with his latest work, Twisted Truth. Nappi’s lifelong interest in the human psyche and how early childhood experiences punctuate the landscape of our adult lives, often in monstrous ways, led him to partake in this latest endeavor. Twisted Truth, which has already been celebrated as “a gripping psychological study and pure, breathtaking entertainment,” has been adapted as a screenplay by Lexicon Films and is currently in pre-production as a feature film. Nappi has two sons, Nicholas and Anthony, from a previous marriage and makes his home in South Carolina with his wife, Tori, and their two dogs, Darla and Wallace.