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February 22, 2010
Jennifer Chase's Events - If you have a chance tonight Author Jennifer Chase will be having an Author Interview on..
Author Interview
Blog Talk Radio with Lesa Trapp
"The Odd Mind"
Monday, February 22, 2010
9:00pm Central Time
For More Information:
http://www.theoddmind.com/
Hope you will all be able to listen in.
Jennifer Chase
February 18, 2010
"DEAD GAME" An Emily Stone Novel by Jennifer Chase (trailer)
February 17, 2010
The Psychology of a Spouse Who Kills
Being involved in the genre of writing that I am, there are plenty of circumstances in which I may encounter the phrase "forensic psychologist" on any given day. Perhaps I am meeting with members of law enforcement to discuss the latest personality sketches they have developed for a murderer who is terrorized a quiet community. Maybe I have been asked to speak about my personal interest in forensic psychology at a local community college. Or, it could just be that I'm relaxing in front of the...
Ssocrates Book Reviews -Dead Game
Dead Game
By Author jennifer Chase
Outskirts Press, Inc.
Genre: Thriller
Emily Stone is passionate in her quest to catch child kidnappers and killers. She does this without the help of any official law agency. She finds the culprits and emails all pertinent documents to the police. She has ways of finding things they can't. With the help of her beloved Rick Lopez, an ex-police detective, they try to make the streets safe for the children of the world.
When a friend of Rick's is found dead, Emily ...
February 15, 2010
In Review:" Dead Game" by Jennifer Chase
ABOUT THE BOOK:
In her independent efforts to catch child killers, Emily Stone discovers the evidence that the cops can't—or won't—uncover. Now, this covert investigator is back on the hunt for the world's most sick and twisted murderers. But even with help from ex-police detective Rick Lopez , this time she's facing her most dangerous opponent yet.
The headlines in the San Jose Mercury News blare updates on a serial killer who seems able to slaughter with impunity. Men, women—it doesn't matter;...
Emily's Crime Watch – Tip #15
There are times that we find ourselves going out at night for fun or a special celebration. You could be going to a restaurant or nightclub to meet friends. Or, you could be meeting someone for the first time in a public place.It's so important to remember that even though you're in a pubic place, you still need to be alert and vigilant about what's going on around you. This is true for both women and men.
Here are some simple safety tips to remember as you venture out into the nightlife for f...
Is the "Sex Offender" Label Used Too Much?
There is not a convincing argument of which I am aware that would excuse someone who sexually assaulted a minor from facing punishment. People both inside and out of prison walls agree that pedophiles are pretty much on the lowest rung of violent criminals. However, what about when the details surrounding the crime are not entirely cut and dry? Many states are backing away from efforts to create even stronger sex offender laws, as the lasting stigma and impact on a person's life do not always...
February 13, 2010
Reviewed for ReadersFavorite.com -"Dead Games" By Jennifer Chase
Dead GameAn Emily Stone Mystery
Jennifer Chase
5 Stars *****
Fiction - Suspense
Reviewed for ReadersFavorite.com
Emily uses her talents and resources to find child predators. She is usually a step or two ahead of the police. She anonymously submits the information to the police leading them to the victim and the perpetrator. Rick Lopez is her law-enforcement mentor.
Emily's friend Milt is murdered by a serial killer. Emily and Rick begin investigating. Milt's friends Jordan and Derek assist in...
February 12, 2010
Tune in and Listen to my Interview on Book Talk with Host Anjuelle Floyd
I will be chatting with host Anjuelle Floyd on Saturday, February 13th, Noon (PST). We will be discussing my new book " Dead Game ", the writing process, publishing, and anything else.
You are welcome to call in during the live show and ask questions:
347-215-7740
Hope to hear from you!
Jennifer Chase
Author & Criminologist
