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Steph Cha

Los Angeles
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Author of Juniper Song novels and Your House Will Pay (L.A. Times Book Prize, California Book Award). Series editor of Best American Mystery & Suspense.
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Butterfly (2025)

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By Ken Woodruff, Steph Cha
| Abandomoviez
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Butterfly - Serie TV (2025)

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By Steph Cha, Daniel Kim Verified, Reina Hardesty, Ken Woodruff
| Comingsoon.it
TRAMA BUTTERFLY Butterfly è una serie tv statunitense creata da Ken Woodruff (The Mentalist, Gotham) e Steph Cha basandosi sull'omonima graphic novel di Arash Amel. Interpretato dal veterano di Lost e Hawaii Five-0 Daniel Dae Kim, il thriller esplora complesse dinamiche familiari nell'infido mondo dello spionaggio internazionale. David Jung (Kim) è un ex agente segreto statunitense che vive in Corea del Sud.
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‘Violent Spring’: Clues in a Metropolitan Minefield

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By Steph Cha
| altaonline.com
Here’s a tip for the normies from all us mystery nerds: If you want to get to know a place, there’s no better guide in literature than a good detective. While everyone else tends to their gardens, the detective knocks on doors and asks questions. With money in his pocket and an inexorable drive to go after the truth, he can cross a city in a matter of paragraphs, cutting through neighborhoods and social strata with knife-through-hot-butter narrative ease.
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