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  • Banner for an interview with author William Wodhams, writer of Thirty Feet Under: A Mystery. The design features William Wodhams wearing a beige blazer and glasses, standing against a background of warm orange and brown tones with an illustrated cityscape. The text reads “Interview with William Wodhams” and includes the Open Book logo.
    Banner for an interview with author William Wodhams, writer of Thirty Feet Under: A Mystery. The design features William Wodhams wearing a beige blazer and glasses, standing against a background of warm orange and brown tones with an illustrated cityscape. The text reads “Interview with William Wodhams” and includes the Open Book logo.
    February 24, 2026

    A Italian Museum Heist and Murder Stir a Seasoned FBI Agent in THIRTY FEET UNDER: A MYSTERY

    In Thirty Feet Under, Williams Wodhams blends art crime, archaeology, and high-stakes intrigue. Moving between Europe and New York, the novel follows parallel ambitions and moral compromises, offering ...

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