Madoff daughter-in-law in deal for tell-all memoir

NEW YORK (AP) - Bernard Madoff’s daughter-in-law has a deal for an “intimate and heartbreaking” memoir.

Blue Rider Press, an imprint of Penguin Group (USA) announced Thursday that Stephanie Madoff-Mack will have a book coming out in December. The memoir, currently untitled, will go “behind closed doors” as Madoff confesses to his family in December 2008 about his multibillion dollar Ponzi scheme.

Madoff, 73, is serving a 150-year prison sentence in North Carolina, after admitting that his investment advisory service was a giant pyramid scheme. Mark Madoff, Bernard Madoff’s son and Madoff-Mack’s husband, killed himself in December 2010.

The book will be a “riveting personal story,” according to Blue Rider.