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	Garden City-based author Nelson DeMille puts detective John Corey back on the case in &quot;The Maze,&quot; his latest thriller which was inspired by the Gilgo Beach murders.
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Bestselling author Nelson DeMille talks about 'The Maze'

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The bestselling writer's eight novel in the John Corey series comes out on Oct. 11.

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