Michael Mehas, author of Stolen Boy, received the 2008 IRWIN Award for Best Fiction Campaign from the Book Publicists of Southern California. His book, the story of the notorious Jesse James Hollywood murder case in Santa Barbara, California, was the inspiration for the hit film Alpha Dog starring Justin Timberlake and Bruce Wills. For more info go to www.stolenboy.com
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Michael Mehas, author of Stolen Boy, received the 2008 IRWIN Award for Best Fiction Campaign from the Book Publicists of Southern California. His book, the story of the notorious Jesse James Hollywood murder case in Santa Barbara, California, was the inspiration for the hit film Alpha Dog starring Justin Timberlake and Bruce Wills. For more info go to www.stolenboy.com
VENTURA - A small used book store in Ventura is giving away 10,000 books as a way of promoting literacy through the California Literacy Program, while also thanking the customers of the independent bookstore. Phil Taggart reports.
Michael Mehas is a writer and attorney living on California's Central Coast. He teamed with writer/director Nick Cassavetes as the associate producer on Alpha Dog, a major motion picture starring Justin Timberlake, Bruce Willis, Sharon Stone, and Emile Hirsch. Based on his unprecedented research, access to confidential case files, and interviews with key participants, Michael has recently released his award-winning psychological thriller, Stolen Boy. For more information regarding Stolen Boy, Michael, or his involvment with Alpha Dog or the Jesse James Hollywood death penalty trial, please visit www.StolenBoy.com.
In the privileged neighborhoods of Southern California, bored teenagers search for their next thrill - totally unaware of the dangers of living life without consequences. Based on a true story still being played out in the California criminal court system and captivating nationwide audiences, author and screenwriter Michael Mehas brings us Stolen Boy, a gripping novel resulting from his unprecedented research and access to confidential case files.