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Writers Manual welcomes you! An interview about Jennifer Chase

Interview by Writers Manual

www.writersmanual.com/show.php?id=2&uid=849

Tell us a bit about yourself.

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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 25, 2009 at 12:54pm — No Comments

Stranger in Danger! Would You Step In to Help?

You are taking a leisurely walk through your neighborhood park and you witness a man who is engaged in a heated fight with his girlfriend and roughly pushes her to the ground. Do you step in and tell him to back off? While watching your young daughter laugh with glee as she flies down the slide by herself for the very first time, you overhear another mother screaming at… Continue

Added by Jennifer Chase on March 25, 2009 at 11:59am — No Comments

Here's what police officers are saying about "Compulsion"

Being a police officer is a tough and dangerous job. I respect and applaud their tireless efforts to keep us safe. I mourn with them when an officer is killed in the line of duty. I thank them for the freedoms we sometimes take for granted in a civilized society. I am so inspired that they enjoyed my book.

"Jennifer Chase has hit on the core of Homicide…

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Added by Jennifer Chase on March 23, 2009 at 7:22pm — No Comments

Gone To The Dogs – Clifford’s Story

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 — No Comments

Which Cities Could Use Emily Stone the Most?

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… Continue

Added by Jennifer Chase on March 20, 2009 at 10:48am — No Comments

The book I'm writing about my life titled "I AM ME"

Im straight from the hood.The notorious south east side of chicago.

I wouldnt expect you to know too much about it cause chitown has always been ran by the mob. any and everything can be held and kept secret in chicago. Lord knows they killed our first black Mayor, Harold Washington to place Richard M. Daley in office. But anyway.....

I honestly have to say that my past revolves around the chaos from my mother, I don’t think that I was just targeted for no reason I’m just a… Continue

Added by MANDRAKI RANKIN on February 21, 2009 at 8:42am — No Comments

Book prices slashed

Book prices slashed

Peter “Pete” Klein, author of the vampire novels, “The Dancing Valkyrie” and “The Vampire Valkyrie,” plus the outdoor guide to trails in the Adirondacks of northern NY, “Adirondack Hikes in Hamilton County,” knows the cost of books during these hard economic times can be a factor for many readers.

In an effort to make his books more affordable, Klein has partnered with Amazon to make all his books lower in cost by making them available for only $9 in the Kindle… Continue

Added by Peter F. Klein on February 18, 2009 at 9:43am — No Comments

Shannon Wallace has done it this time!

Go on over to Sam Harper's place and see what he is in a dilemma about. You can bet Shannon Wallace is at the bottom of it!
http://samharpercrimescene.blogspot.com

Added by Kim Smith on February 10, 2009 at 9:39am — No Comments

Release Day for "Said the Spider to the Fly"

I'm excited to announce that today is my release day for my romantic suspense, "Said the Spider to the Fly." It's already received a four star review. Hope folks will want to mosey over and download a copy!

Wild Rose Press

Thanks!

Added by Miss Mae on February 4, 2009 at 8:13am — No Comments

"I Love My Bad Guys"

I was lucky enough to be able to attend the International Festival of Authors in Toronto this year, the short drive across the Peace Bridge into Canada being yet another perk of living in Western New York. While there, I attended a roundtable discussion of the psychology of the villain in contemporary fiction. The formal title of the roundtable was “Psycho-babble – Inside the Character’s Twisted Mind.” The panel included such heavyweights in crime and thriller fiction as John Connolly, Jeffery… Continue

Added by Ron Adams on November 30, 2008 at 6:05pm — No Comments

5-Star Review of "The Devil Can Wait"

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… Continue

Added by Marta Stephens on November 8, 2008 at 10:40am — No Comments

Book Review for The Devil Can Wait by Marta Stephens

Title: The Devil Can Wait

Author: Marta Stephens

Publisher: BeWrite Books

Publisher's Address: 32 Bryn Road South, Wigan, Lancaster, WN4 8QR

ISBN number: 978-1-905202-86-7

Price: $15.99

Publisher phone number and/or website address: www.bewrite.net

The Devil Can Wait

by Marta Stephens

Review by Aaron Paul Lazar

Author of the LeGarde Mystery Series

Looking for a deliciously convoluted tale that will twist its way through… Continue

Added by Aaron Paul Lazar on November 6, 2008 at 7:47am — No Comments

Self Introduction

The Bill Perring Primer

Probably More Than You Ever Wanted To Know

I live in the county of Surrey, a part of England known as ‘God’s own acre’ – at least by those of us who live here. In fact I’m not sure that God actually knows where Surrey is, which is pretty good since it means we have so far been spared plagues of boils and locusts, and no one in living memory has been turned into a column of salt – though a friend of mine once turned in a sort of column (for a… Continue

Added by Bill Perring on August 11, 2008 at 4:30pm — No Comments

The Vampire Valkyrie now available

"The Vampire Valkyrie" takes off where "The Dancing Valkyrie" concluded and resumes the tale of young female vampire who just may become the most dangerous vampire in vampire fiction to date.

The new novel,"The Vampire Valkyrie," by Adirondack author Pete Klein, is the story of a young woman who is an erotic dancer at a topless club she owns in Schenectady, NY.

Indian Lake—August 5, 2008 — A vampire like no other, "The Vampire Valkyrie" continues the tale of Mary Hoffman, aka… Continue

Added by Peter F. Klein on August 5, 2008 at 7:53am — No Comments