About The Author
Roger William Weatherburn-Baker
Born and educated in Britain, Roger began his career as a reporter with the Financial Times in London before beginning a 30-year corporate communications career that took him from London to Paris and New York.
IBM Corporation
After working as a cub reporter on the Financial Times, Roger joined the communications function of IBM at their UK headquarters in London. Four years later, he was chosen to coordinate all aspects of the visit to IBM of HRH Queen Elizabeth II, working for six months in liaison with Buckingham Palace at a time when terrorist attacks by the Irish Republican Army where frequent in Britain.
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Winner of the 2025 Gulfcoast Writers Association First Prize for Non-Fiction.
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A masterful blend of mystery and intrigue set against the intoxicating world of fine wine. Noble Rot: A Case of Sour Grapes uncorks an unforgettable story filled with power, envy, and deception. Every chapter is as rich and layered as a vintage Burgundy.
Elizabeth Jeff
I was completely hooked from the first page. The way the author captures the fading glory of France’s vineyards and the cutthroat competition of the modern wine world is nothing short of brilliant. A must-read for anyone who loves thrillers—or a good glass of wine.
Michael R. Davies
Suspenseful, elegant, and beautifully written. The plot twists like the winding roads of Burgundy, leading to an ending that left me breathless. Noble Rot is a rare vintage of crime fiction.
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