The career of Bill O'Reilly, the hugely popular talking-head with Fox News, was plunged into scandal last week. Following allegations of sexual harassment from a coworker, many are wondering how O'Reilly, known for his moral crusades against Internet pornography and sex in the media, could engage in such questionable behavior.
The key to understanding O'Reilly is not his television career, but his lesser-known career as a prolific author -- of everything from children's books to a suspense novel. O'Reilly's novel, "Those Who Trespass," is a particularly tantalizing read, containing passages like, "[Ashley] signaled her desire by removing her shirt and skirt
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