AMERICAN FORK, UTAH (April 1, 2001) -Being a judge and an author has proven to be a compelling combination as Clair Poulson uses his unique insight into the criminal mind to create I'll Find You, the #1 best-selling LDS novel.

"I've worked with so many different kinds of lawbreakers after twenty years in law enforcement and ten years in the courts-people as tough as they come," said Clair Poulson. "It is a part of me."

It is with this understanding that Poulson creates a story that is as gripping as it is believable. At age six, Jeri Satch witnesses her best friend Rusty Egan being kidnapped and can only yell "I'll find you" as the stranger speeds away. Now, seventeen years later, Jeri feels a spark of recognition when she meets a prison inmate who resembles her childhood friend.

Clair Poulson uses this web of drama, tragedy, and love to paint the vivid tale of the life of a criminal and the changes that are possible. "I've witnessed firsthand the struggles of prisoners, and I have seen ones who could be reformed" he said. "Remarkable changes can happen when prisoners are touched by the gospel and the right example."

"I'll Find You has sold the entire first and second printing, for sales of 11,590, since its release in February. The response to the book has been phenomenal. Clair Poulson is the LDS version of John Grisham," said Robby Nichols, vice president of Marketing at Covenant Communications.

"As our best-selling book, I'll Find You continues to fly off the shelves-far exceeding our expectations," said Jackie Gibb, assistant manager of Seagull Book and Tape. "Customers like it because it is a book that breaks the mold. It isn't just a mystery or a romance, but an intriguing combination of both."