Dr. David Ciambrone's publishing credits include mystery novels, books on management, and even textbooks used at major universities such as UC and California State Polytechnic University. He currently writes a column for The Williamson County Sun Newspaper in Georgetown, Texas, while working on more mystery novels and non-fiction handbooks for writers on poisons and forensics.
Dr. Ciambrone has degrees in chemistry and chemical engineering and was a professor at universities such as California State Polytechnic University at Pomona, the George Washington University, The University of California - San Diego, Cal State Fullerton, and other colleges.
His experience includes police work, forensics, poisons, chemical and biological weapons, disposal of Weapons of Mass Destruction, environmental engineering, waste water treatment, and military weapons.
David has worked in a police department and for defense contractors, and also served as a consultant to many police agencies, the United Nations, and various federal and state agencies on poisons, weapons, disposal of Weapons of Mass Destruction, and environmental issues.
He gives presentations on poisons and forensics to writers groups in various states including Texas, California, Colorado, Nevada, and Illinois - speaking to the Sisters in Crime organization and the Bouchercon Writers Conference. His upcoming new books, from L&L Dreamspell, include the Poisons Handbook for Writers and the mystery novel Left at Georgetown.

His L&L Dreamspell Books and Anthologies:

Left at Georgetown - A Virginia Davies Mystery

Quest for the Crystal Skull- A Virginia Davies Mystery

Poisons Handbook for Writers

San Gabriel's Secret