A source had told us this guy was lying to patients about his history as an obstetrician. He’d been hammered with malpractice suits, and lost, time after time after time. But state laws at the time didn’t require him to tell that to potential patients. Back then, to find a doctor’s legal history, a patient would have to search court files, which in some cases were sealed. Our TV news story, tentatively titled Private Practices, would explore whether doctors’ legal histories should be easier to check. We thought the public had a right to know.
What I hoped the “doctor” didn’t know: that tiny cigarette burn hole on the front pocket of my rumpled denim work shirt was actually the opening for a tiny camera lens. (We called it a button-cam.) A thin wire snaked down from behind it, under my shirt, and tucked under my belt. Attached to that, and zipped into my goofy-looking fanny pack, was the guts of the hidden camera. I hoped the lens was pointed at his face. I hoped the tape was rolling in my pack. And I sure hoped Doctor X didn’t realize it.
When you’re undercover and carrying a hidden camera, there’s no room for error. But as investigative reporter, you never know. Would this be the time I got caught?
I silently chanted my mantra. Rule number one of undercover shooting: The target doesn’t know. The target doesn’t know. The last thing this guy figured was that the middle-aged couple sitting in his low-rent office were actually a television reporter and producer posing as husband and wife. But even though what we were doing was perfectly legal, and for the benefit of the public, and on the side of the good guys—when you’re on the reporter side of the camera, there’s never a moment when you feel certain it will work. Every moment is stomach-twistingly tense.
But in television, if it’s not on video, it didn’t happen. And we had to get the video.
He kept looking at my chest. I ignored it. We finished the interview. Bingo. He kept his secret past a secret. And we got outta there.
A few months before, with a fake ponytail sticking out from under a Red Sox cap and wearing a dowdy dress, I had posed as a potential victim at what a source had divulged was a recruitment meeting for a cult organization. A shady group was luring vulnerable young women into handing over their money in return for some “salvation.”
This time, our fancy button-cam was in the engineer’s shop for repairs. But the cult meeting was that night. It was now or never. So I resorted to a more old-fashioned method. And by old-fashioned, I mean risky.
It was as good as it was going to get.
Out in the parking lot, I pushed the camera’s record button. I adjusted the scarf (and my phony persona), and walked through the door, pretending I was just another guest.
Standing in the back of the room, I assessed the situation, then moved the scarf aside. Rolling with video.
Smiling and soft-spoken girls, looking just out of college, circulated quietly, offering lemonade. One caught my eye from across the room, and I saw her decide to approach me. Closer. Closer. Too close. The scarf went over the lens.
I took the lemonade. I didn’t drink it. I was trying to look like someone who might be vulnerable to being brainwashed, but not too vulnerable. I was a little apprehensive about the lemonade.
The music was loud. The lights were bright. A woman stepped to a podium at the front of the room. I knew my camera was still rolling. I knew the tape inside was only thirty minutes long. Thirty minutes of scarf was not going to cut it.
I moved the scarf aside.
And then—I felt a tap in my shoulder.
I turned. A man in a suit looked at me through narrowed eyes.
“What’s in your purse?” he asked.
In television, you’re only as good as your last story. And, I remember, I briefly wondered if this would be the last story I ever did.
But rule number two of undercover shooting: The best defense is a good offense.
Scarf down. I turned on the charm. I giggled, and in a non-Hank voice chirped, “Yes, my mother always tells me I carry too much stuff.” He looked at me, not quite convinced.
I moved to another tactic. “You’re making me uncomfortable,” I said, making my voice edgier. “Are you supposed to be asking women that?”
He turned on his heel. Outta there.
I hightailed it for the door. Outta there.
The story was a blockbuster. The cult church is no more. And now in Massachusetts, doctors must list their malpractice cases on state-mandated public profiles.
The high stakes and the high-stress. The decisions and the deadlines. And hoping to change the world a bit. After more than thirty years in television, I want my fictional reporter Jane Ryland to show readers the authentic inside scoop on reporting. The good news. And the bad news. And I can say—been there, done that.
Have you ever wished you had a hidden camera? What would you like to get on video? And do you think you’d know if someone were taking your picture . . . right now?
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Victorian spycam image via x1brett.
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Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity award-winning author Hank Phillippi Ryan is the on-the-air investigative reporter for Boston’s NBC affiliate. Her work has resulted in new laws, people sent to prison, homes removed from foreclosure, and millions of dollars in restitution. Along with her 28 Emmys, Hank has won dozens of other journalism honors. A starred review from Library Journal says her newest thriller, The Other Woman, “[is] a dizzying labyrinth of twists, turns, and surprises. Readers who crave mystery and political intrigue will be mesmerized by this first installment of her new series.”
Mercy, I don’t know how you handle the stress, Hank! I can (maybe) (sort of) handle the tension of reading about undercover investigations on a blog or in a mystery. But real life? Just shoot me now and get it over with fast. 😀
I would love to read and review The Other Woman.
Once surreptitiously recorded a fellow employee’s tirade. Several of us had been reporting him to management for weeks but no action was taken. Although what I did was both legal (another party in the room knew I was taping) and illegal (can’t be used in a job action), at least when upper management heard the tape, steps were taken. The cause of our workplace misery was dismissed and our crew was once again compatible. But while you’re taping, it’s sure nervewracking since anything can go wrong — and will probably go more wrong for the taper if discovered. Hank, you’ve got guts!
I wish I had hidden cameras in my car for when I’m driving around with my son and his cousins. They say the craziest things and I have no witnesses! But that’s for a different post.
As for this post, I always wish I had a hidden camera when I went to automotive shops. I had to go get my car smogged on Saturday and in the back of my mind I wondered if my car would pass or if they would *make* it fail. It did pass but I hate that I had the thought. And I can only imagine how nervous I would have been had I been videotaping! How do you do it?
Well, quoe2, that’s an interesting question! Yes, it’s very stressful, but the goals are so important, it makes it all worth it. Another conflict–like the one Jane struggles with in THE OTHER WOMAN–is when you think you have a big story, when is it okay to tell? And is it ever better to keep a secret? What if it would ruin someone’s life? and what if you’re wrong? Now THAT’S stress! Thanks so much…
Thank you, Jstarkston! I’m very excited about it..there’s a video of The OTHER WOMAN you might enjoy–check my facebook page for more!
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hank-Phillippi-Ryan-Author-Page/250706175034817?ref=hl
That’s fascinating! How do you keep your cool? Would love to hear more of your stories.
I hope no one is taking my picture right now-I’m supposed to be working.
But can’t wait to read the newest Hank.
And to meet you in Romeo!
Ms. Rewrite–oh, yes, you know exactly how it feels! And…at every moment, something could go wrong.
In Massachusetts, where I live, you can only take video secretly..recording audio is illegal!
I love your books and can’t wait to read “The Other Woman”. I will check out your facebook page for the video.
I am looking forward to reading your book the “Other Woman” . I will also be checking out your facebook page for the video and other tidbits you impart. Have a great day Hank. Cindy
I am looking forward to reading your book the “Other Woman” . I will also be checking out your facebook page for the video and other tidbits you impart. Have a great day Hank. Cindy
Wow, I don’t know that I could pull off using a hidden camera. I am too honest and would probably be a dead (literally) giveaway that I had one. I column made me a bit antsy for Jane. Wow Hank, you sure know how to hook a reader!
Katiefeldmom–yeah, I think about that too. I always wonder–maybe I should secretly mark that part, see if they really replace it. We’ve all gotten suspicious, right? That’s from reading too many mystery novels—wait. Is there such a thing as too many mystery novels?
Wow exciting and scary Hank! He was a hairstylist and on his 4th marriage. I heard he was good at doing hair. I had met him at a party and he seemed very friendly. I went in his salon and as he was washing my hair he was massaging my neck. He made some off the wall comments during my haircut about be being so nice? How nice was I? When I was ready to leave he put his leather jacket over one shoulder and asked what my plans were for the day, he said he was headed out for some lunch……Ugh! Yeah, kinda wish I could have gotten him on tape. I walked out to my car feeling so weird, not a good feeling at all.
Can’t wait for the new book!
Thanks for this great opportunity to win an ARC copy of your new book! 🙂
Hi Hank,
Would love the chance to win an autographed copy of your latest literary hit . . . I’m old enough to remember you way back when !!
Can’t wait to read The Other Woman. Watched the video. It was really good..Thanks for the chance to win one of the books…
Thank you for the kind words, Starcy! THE OTHER WOMAN is a little different from the TIME books– people have compared it to Harlan Coben and Lisa Scottline. (How exciting is that!) But if you like those, you will like this new series, too! I’m so thrilled with it–and you know the book is an Indie NExt Great Read and a RTBookReviews TOP PICK.
Hope you love the video–it wa a crazy day shooting it!
PegCochran..well, let’s have a cup of tea! I have a million stories..xoox
And KathyF–I’ll never tell. 🙂 SO excited to see you at the Romeo Library on Sept 8!
Sounds absolutely wonderful! I’d love to read “The Other Woman.”
There were times in the past 12 years when I would have loved to videotape or record my husband’s ex-wife. Just to be able to play her words back to her when she denied having said anything would have been priceless. But I didn’t and now the kids are grown, so that part of her inconsiderate, insensitive and ignorant intrusion into our life is over.
I would love to have a cam to tape my children when they are fighting. then show them how crazy it all is ….But really would have loved to have had a hidden cam at a work place when my boss walked up to me and theatened me with physical harm. I had no witness to back up my story it would have been a he said she said situation to report…..
I must say I am looking forward to reading The Other Woman….
Thanks Hank for all your hard and sometimes scary work…xox
You do have nerves of steel — and I love “you shouldn’t be asking me that.” Bold! . . . and you write just as boldly. Thank you!
Aw..it’s such fun to read these! And it’s giving me ideas for lots of new books..What if a frustrated Mom or wife decides to tape her children fighting, or say, The Other Woman. 🙂 And when she plays back the tape she hears someting that surprises her…and…
I’d like to hve a hidden camera on the MBTA – bus, trolley or train. People talk on their cell phones without takng into account the lack of privacy – I try to block it all out, but it’s not always possible.
Looking forwrd to reading The Other Woman.
Ooooh a secret camera would probably made a lot of big differences in my life…ex-husband, co-workers, in-laws…oh the list does go on! However, would I REALLY want to know? Anxiously awaiting another of your great reads!
Can’t wait to read this–I’ll be purchasing if I don’t win! Every time I read or hear of someong taking a video of someone, I think of the ending of Seinfeld….although their camera wasn’t hidden…
I drove Green Line Trolleys and worked on the Red Line trains for over twenty years. I wish I carried a camera in those days to record some of the bizzare sights and insane comments I heard most every day.
Thanks for the blog. I love a mystery and I love your writing.
Oh, the MBTA and the train! Another true confession–I wrote down word for word what someone was saying on her cell phone on the Acela from Boston to New York recently. You’ll see it in an upcoming book! (She’s got to be in custody by now…she sure sounded guilty to me!)
I’m eager to read The Other Woman. Uncover investigative reporting is fascinating. I wish someone would report on how many able-bodied people hog handicapped parking spaces and even have handicapped tags hanging on their mirrors. Just last week I observed a 25-35-year-old woman wearing skin-tight garments and 4″ heels walk past me and enter an SUV parked in a handicapped spot. Obviously she was not handicapped in any way. I am not handicapped, but I live in a senior park. Many of the residents are handicapped and I know this is an issue for them.
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how thrilling a job. cannot wait to read!
I’ve never read this author. Looks like a novel I would like.
I love a mystery!!!
I’d like to leave a hidden camera on at home in order to watch our pets while we’re away. I wonder if our parrot talks to himself and what he says. I also wonder what the dogs are up to.
So glad to be entering this contest.
I was lucky enough to get an ARC (don’t enter me in the contest!) and I’m also lucky enough to know Hank and what an amazing and beautiful woman (inside and out!) she is. I consider myself blessed to count her as a friend. And she’s an AMAZING storyteller.
Neither of these stories surprise me! I can totally picture Hank in both scenes 🙂
The Other Woman sounds great! I can’t wait to read it.
I’ve been waiting to read this book. I would love to read (and review) a copy, especially if I win one.
Oh, this looks fantastic! I have a writing background, and I majored in journalism in college. I so admire Hank for her moxie and drive to get the true story. I’d love to win a copy!
This sounds like it would be a good read; I sure hope I win it. 🙂
I’m very interested in your new book “The Other Woman” I would love to read & review it. Just watched the book trailer on facebook and it is good, makes you and the book look terrific!
Using fashion sense to hide a camera, undercover disguise, I’m already holding my breath!
I would love the chance to read and review the book; here’s hoping 🙂
I would love to win a copy of The Other Woman! It sounds like a wonderful book!
That is so intense! I can’t say I would never be able to carry a hidden camera (I am a mother), but I don’t think I could do it as a career. You are one brave lady!
Hmmm, a hidden camera. Could save pictures of those uneasy feelings you have about some people. I would love to have one but am a little stressed to know someone could take your picture whenever and do whatever they want with it. Scary… Would love to win a copy of The Other Woman!
I don’t think I’d have the courage to use a hidden camera although at times I’ve wished afterwards that I had had one – and used it!
Love your books.
Can’t wait to read this book, so winning a copy would be great!
I would love to read this book.
How much fun! I’m not sure how you could be undercover, but it is something I have always though would be a challenge worth undertaking!
I’d love to have a hidden camera on me for the times I’m hearing and seeing something that I know my husband will not believe happened.
I would have a nervous break down if I had been in either of those situations! My heart was racing just reading about them. Thanks for letting us chickens in on the thrill!
Hi Hank,
How wonderful that your new book will be available soon. Our book club has read all of Charlotte’s escapades and we will be sorry to see her go. It sounds as if you are in high gear with new investigations
that are risky and dangerous. The Other Woman gives us a peek at what you do in real life. You will have lots to tell us………………!!
I would like to have one of those little cameras for my cat. It would be interesting to see what he does (besides sleep!) all day. If I found out some one was watching me I’d be a story for your newsletter. 🙂
I’ve read so many good things about this book! I’d love to win it! Thanks.
There are times I would have liked to have a hidden camera. It would be interesting to see some things that are done when no one’s around. I guess it would be pretty strange if someone was watching me. My life’s not that exciting : ) This sounds like a great book and I’d love to read it!!
I wished I’d had a tape recorder to tape the letch at my office. He was always saying inappropriate things to me. When I reported him to HR, the HR director (male) wanted us to have a sit-down! Needless to say, the complaint went no further!
This is a book I would LOVE to read and it sounds like one I can recommend to our patrons!!
I love to read!
This one sounds good and hope you continue to share other stories with us!
Wow I would be terrified to do that but cudos to the brave women who do!
Ocalarose! I have such wonderful memories–you were one of the very first book clubs to read my books! I do hope you love THE OTHER WOMAN–Julia Spencer-Fleming says “It belongs at the top of your list!” and Louise Penny says– “Thilling!”
And yes, cataloger–it has a Library Journal starred review!
Oh, my. What a nerve-racking, but rewarding job. I work in the health field, and I can tell you that I wish there were more people dedicated to exposing dangerous and fraudulent people/practices. I can’t wait to read this book!
I don’t own a camcorder or anything else to record video on, but if I did I would install them so I could see which cats are making messes outside of the litter box.
I liked the picture of you dressed up as Harriet Vane on the Jungle Red website.
The Other Woman sounds like a very interesting novel offering lots of intrigue and I appreciate the opportunity to win an advanced reader copy. How many books are there going to be in this new series? Not sure I could ever be an undercover investigator, but I’m sure glad there are people like you who can.
I would love to have an advance reader of this book. It sounds like a book that would be hard to put down! Fingers crossed!!
Hello! You must have nerves of steel to go undercover. I could never do it; everything I’m feeling shows on my face. I’d be way too scared to attempt it! Thanks for the opportunity to win a copy of The Other Woman.
When would I have loved to have a hidden camera? Too many times to mention. Would I want one to film me? No way, although I am of the school of thought that Big Brother is always watching.
Hope I win a copy of this book, sounds very interesting.
Would love to win!
I would like a chance to read ‘The Other Woman’. Thanks!
Sounds like a great one. I would love to read it.
Fascinating! I think all current mystery writers need to frequent the local spy shop to find out what’s selling well these days. Lots of eavesdropping stuff available.
Hank! You are a handful. I bet that twisted doctor was having the same thought. Now, about The Other Woman? Oh yah, I want it.
This book sounds like a great read! And the fact that you have compared it to Lisa Scottoline’s books makes it even better, since she is one of my favorite authors.
YAYY!
Have loved your books sincethe first one I reviewed for RT when you were with Harlequin. Wonderful books.
This would be great
I would think I would know if someone were taking my picture right now, but often have wondered that same question when I’m on the computer. I would like to have a secret camera of my best friend when she’s out w/other friends to see if she talks about me! OMG…did I really write that???I would love to read and review THE OTHER WOMAN! Thanks for the chance to win.
This sounds like a great book to read. I have never read this author yet but I would love to read this one.
I’d pay good money to see you look disheveled, Hank. Just sayin… 😉
just love free books
This brings to mind the hidden camera investigating Charlotte does at the purse party in “Air Time.”
Don’t know as I’d have the nerve to do that sort of thing, but I think I’d aim my hidden camera at the crazy drivers around here!
Looking forward to reading “The Other Woman.”
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I lived in Boston for a few years and love reading books set in that city.
Looking forward to “The Other Woman”.
I wish I had a camera to tape people stealing from our bread table at church , and no I probably wouldn’t know if someone was taking my picture unless they told me.
The book sounds interesting.
I love a good story!
Sounds great.
Hank! You’ve got nerves of steel! Everyone should go to your Facebook page and see the fabulous trailer for THE OTHER WOMAN. I don’t know if I’d have the nerve to carry a hidden camera into a situation. This book sounds so incredible. I can’t wait to hold it in my hot, little hands. Don’t enter me for the drawing. I’ve already pre-ordered.
I would love to read this book. Thanks for the chance.
I like the idea of “undercover” but I don’t think I could pull it off… my sister on the other hand was great at fooling people.
I would like a wrist camera to catch pics of the cute animals that visit my backyard. Most people are not quite so interesting. Interesting people are found in the books I read and your new book seems very interesting.
Thank you
I would love to read your book! I could never do “undercover”.
Intriguing, but I’m a terrible photographer!
This sounds like a great book, hope I can win a copy, will pass it on when done reading it. I like to think I could do the undercover taping for a good cause, but know I’d be happiest when done filming!
With webcam capabilities these days, I doubt I would know if a camera were trained on me right this minute. I’ve never worn a hidden camera, and think I’d be self-conscious if I did. On the other hand, for work I sometimes was filmed for use as a training guide, and after a few minutes it was relatively easy to focus on my patients and forget about our audience, so maybe I could pull it off.
Thanks for the giveaway. This sounds like a good book.
Hidden cameras can be useful but they can also be damaging so I have mixed feelings about them. I would have liked proof of things in the past but today you can hardly believe what you see on camera anymore because it can be altered in so many ways. Yes, right now and where I am, I would know if somone were taking my picture!!
If I had a hidden camera, I would be afraid to see what was recorded!
Would love to win an ARC of this new book!
Would love to read your new book.
I would love to say that I am a fan of this author – I’m not. On the other hand my wife LOVES her. I would be very happy to win one of the ARC’s for my lovely soulmate.
I am a little confused however, the rules listed above say the contest begins August 28th and ends August 3rd. I am reading that right or am I just dense?
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I love Hank’s series.
Very nice!
SO lovely to hear from you all–you made my day. I am very excited about this book–and crossing fingers you love it! (And I bet you won’t figure out the ending!)
Heianwoman–thank you, I cannot begin to thank you enough. I hope our paths cross in person someday soon!
And I must say–I continue to get terriifc ideas for plots from your comments–keep ’em coming!
I got the idea for THE OTHER WOMAN from a magazine I was reading at the dentist’s office! Proves you never know, right?
What a neato book to win.
I’ve read all Hank’s books and loved them. Looking forward to the new one as well, and would love an ARC.
I did some undercover work with the sheriff’s dept. when I was just out of college. Small town, lot of drugs, corrupt law enforcement. It was nerve-wracking, but effective. I also did a little UC work while working as a photojournalist for a couple of years. After getting shot at a couple of times, I gave it up. 😉
This sounds like a great book! 🙂
Yeah, macpug, that’ll do it…! Thank you!
this sounds interesting.
I would just love it.
Yet another reason why you’re one of the coolest people I know Hank!! :o)
OH, its so much fun to come read all these! Thank you!
Ha! I just heard from my great local bookstore that my copy of THE OTHER WOMAN is already in and I can pick it up tomorrow! *dancing around* Guess what I’ll be reading tomorrow night. No sleep here.
Sounds like a great read- -I like the sneaking around trying to catch the doctor – good luck.
Many’s the time I wished I had a hidden camera to catch my old boss’s double-talk. Yes, I know it’s illegal to tape audio without permission, but just once I wanted to be able to call her on it with proof that she’d say one thing one day and the complete opposite thing the next. I’m really looking forward to the new book, Hank; I loved the Charlie McNally mysteries. I think they’re one of the reasons (that, and the double-talking boss, and low non-profit paycheck) I went back to my news career!
I’ve always been interested in investigative journalism.
SOUNDS LIKE A GREAT READ
I bought “On the House” – which was great! – and got a great preview of “The Other Woman”. I can’t wait to read it, Hank.
Nerophilac–that’s terrific ! Thank you! (The ending of On the House suprsied even me..and I wrote it! I’m never sure how my books and stories will end. And it’s always fun to find out.)
Same with THE OHER WOMAN–when I realized what would happen–I said–whoa! I never predicted THAT! Funny, huh?
And you all are too funny! SUCH fun to read these comments!
this looks so good
what a fascinating career! would love to read more!! Continued best wishes!!
love to read this book, watch you on tv all the time!
Sounds very interesting.
would love to read this
This sounds like a wonderful book to read. I would love to win of course. Thanks for the chance!
sounds like a fun one!
Thank you for the great giveaway please count me in 🙂
This looks like a well written good book!
I would like to read “The Other Woman”!
I’d love to read “The Other Woman.” Thanks for the chance.
I can’t wait to read this book. Thank you for the giveaway!
I’d love to get this
I am always paranoid of being taped. It’s so easy now with camcorders on cell phones. I respect people’s privacy too much to tape them without their knowledge. Looks like a great read!
I would love to win this!
This book is at the top of my must read list. Thanks for the giveaway.
Count me in!
sounds likes an interesting book hope I win
sounds like an interseting book I hope I win
i wanna win
very interesting, would love to win this
Sounds very interesting!! Thanks for the chance to win this!!
The Other Woman sounds exciting and very intriging. Can’t wait to find out who the woman in the red coat is.
Sounds like a page turner! I am looking forward to reading this one!
Time for a change. I know, there have been so many but this journey has had surprises…like the book! Please.
I love your books and can’t wait to read “The Other Woman”. Also enjoyed the video!
I watched Hank for years of TV. Can’t wait to read this book!
Would love a copy of this! Please pick me! I’m awesome 🙂
Love finding a new author! Pick me! I’m soon to be on holiday and am dying to dive into something fun!
I am so looking forward to reading “The Other Woman”. It sounds just perfect for me – my type of book!