Superb! A must-read! Belongs in the library of every serious reader….need I say more?
Chase has really outdone herself with the first in a series of cop thrillers. Compulsion is nothing but the quintessential page-turner that every reader hopes for when they first open a new book. Comparable to the likes of Lawrence Sanders’ Deadly Sins series,… Continue
Added by Jennifer Chase on March 23, 2009 at 8:00pm —
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Clifford’s story begins in a backyard puppy mill. It is a place where animals are bred and housed in appalling conditions for the sole purpose to make money. These are not breeders or trained animal handlers, these are people who see the opportunity to make money from breeding all types of animals. Some of these animals die, some suffer from…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 21, 2009 at 7:12pm —
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Have you ever gotten so frustrated with the crime that you see occurring in your neighborhood that you are tempted to take the law into your own hands? It could be small issues like teenagers who repeatedly leave rolls of toilet paper strung through the trees of elderly members in the community or drivers who carelessly throw trash out the window while driving down your…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 20, 2009 at 10:48am —
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Event:
Compulsion Book Signing
Where:
Haute Gallery
Location:
7902D Moss Landing Road, Moss Landing, CA
Date:
Saturday, April 18th, 2009
Time:
11:30am - 2:00pm
Refreshments and snacks will be…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 18, 2009 at 8:44pm —
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In my new novel
Compulsion, Emily Stone is a strong female personality in a world that is largely dominated by men. She is a private investigator who has to use both her brains and her physical strength to stay one step ahead of the criminals who she is tracking and trying to bring to justice. When circumstances…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 16, 2009 at 11:53pm —
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Outskirts Press, Inc.
October, 2008
Genre: Thriller
Emily Stone investigates serial killers. She’s not a cop and doesn’t have the authority to do this, but she has the ability to put investigative equipment and clues together in a way the police can’t. Secretly, she e-mails her findings to them so that they can put the…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 14, 2009 at 9:58am —
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In my new novel
Compulsion, I take my readers into the twisted minds of serial killers and follow the efforts of independent investigator Emily Stone as she tracks downs these most sinister of criminals. Emily works quietly and in complete anonymity to gather the…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 12, 2009 at 10:49am —
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Perhaps you have walked by two women in the middle of a conversation and overheard one of them exclaim, “My ex-boyfriend is a complete psychopath!” Or, how about the psychiatric terms which find their way into every
Law and Order script. I cannot count the times that Dr. Wong has interviewed a suspect and then said, “This…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 10, 2009 at 6:07am —
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Can you think of some of the female detectives and crime-solvers who have become known to us through books and on the screen (both large and small)? Nancy Drew has inspired thousands of young girls to become sleuths in their own neighborhoods. The two female leads in Cagney and Lacey developed such a loyal following that…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 10, 2009 at 6:05am —
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It is interesting to see how the popular culture that gets developed through our television screens can influence the real decisions that people make in their lives. The rash of talent shows in recent years, such as
American Idol and
America’s Got Talent, has convinced…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 10, 2009 at 6:03am —
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I appreciate all of the amazing reviews I have been receiving for my new novel,
Compulsion. This book is my first release and it integrates my educational background in criminology and forensics with my personal interest in criminal behavior. Compulsion…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 10, 2009 at 6:01am —
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The American public is fascinated by stories of missing and abused children. Maybe parents are terrified of the same fate happening in their family so they watch every news story for clues on how to avoid such a situation. Or, perhaps we are just shocked by the mindset of a person who could cause harm to the most innocent members of our society. For others still,…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 10, 2009 at 5:57am —
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Emily Stone doesn’t have a badge. But that hasn’t stopped her from tracking down some of the West’s most dangerous child-killers. Armed with a digital SLR camera, laptop computer and her trusty Beretta, Stone uses her innate gift for detective work to identify the perps — and then anonymously e-mail the evidence to the cops. Now, the hunt for two brazen serial killers on…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 10, 2009 at 5:54am —
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Jennifer's favorite genre has always been suspense, mystery, and thriller books. Her inspiration for
Compulsion is really three-fold. First, her love for writing and wanting to complete a
thriller novel has been the main driving force.
Second, her academic background actually gave her the confidence to write about…
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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 10, 2009 at 5:53am —
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I'm glad to be a part of the Book Marketing Network.
I'm learning all about book promotion and have set up a blog (elsewhere) to describe my experience.
If anyone wants to take a look, it's called
Two Hewitts.
~ Doug
Added by Doug Hewitt on January 4, 2009 at 7:02pm —
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There are a few books that you begin to read and know you in for a treat! Key Lime Squeeze is one of those rare books. Be prepared to miss meals, appointments and phone calls as you join Joe Banks on his adventures.
From the first page, to the last line, this exhilarating novel takes its readers on a roller coaster ride of emotions, tears, laughter, intrigue and tension. Trying to out-guess the plot is a waste of time. Even the good guy/bad guy border is hard to define. Just when you feel…
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Added by Ron Adams on November 19, 2008 at 12:13am —
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Review of THE DEVIL CAN WAIT, a novel by Marta Stephens
Reviewed by Harry Hughes, author of THE BAIT SHACK
Literarily speaking, the murder mystery genre has been excavated so thoroughly that one wonders how any author, emerging or seasoned, might find a way to put new spin on the unrepentant dastards who commit crimes, and the noir…
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Added by Marta Stephens on November 8, 2008 at 10:40am —
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I'm delighted to have received the award earned by my forthcoming novel
'Purple Death' for
'The Authors Lounge Best Cover Illustration Design' for June 2008. this follows on from the success of
'A Study in Red' in the previous month's poll, and I would like to say a very big thank you to Graeme Houston for his wonderfully evocative design, and to all of those friends who supported my books nominations. More information about the…
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Added by Brian L Porter on July 11, 2008 at 3:19am —
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I'm delighted to announce that my forthcoming novel
'Purple Death' has won The Authors Lounge Best Cover Illustration Award for June 2008. I'd like to thank Graeme S Houston for his imaginative and brilliantly conceived design of the cover, and of course, everyone who placed their votes for the cover. I will of course put the award on view as soon as I receive it but in the meantime the results can be seen at
http://www.talauthors.com/TAL/BestCoverArt.htm Purple Death will…
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Added by Brian L Porter on July 1, 2008 at 3:30am —
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With just a few days left to vote, I'd like to ask for your support in my novel Purple Death's nomination for the Authors Lounge Best Cover Illustration Award for June. The artwork for the book is by the talented Graeme S Houston, and the voting page can be found at
http://www.talauthors.com/TAL/RomanceandMoreAwards.htm
My thanks again to all my friends who've already placed their votes, every one is very much appreciated.
Best regards
Brian…
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Added by Brian L Porter on June 26, 2008 at 8:40am —
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