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November 27, 2009

A Brief Look Into "Dead Game" -- Chapter One Excerpt

Chapter One
Tuesday 23:00 Hours

The cold Monterey Bay quickly surrounded her petite body as she eased herself further into its icy grip. She unconsciously took a deep cleansing breath and slowly let out an exhalation.

Fog deftly floated across the boat harbor at Gulls Landing, and then headed east with the usual paranormal flair. The atmospheric ghost continued to gradually suffocate the masts of nearby boats until they were no longer visible.

Her vision was obscured only by the heavy coastal...
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Published on November 27, 2009 12:04

November 25, 2009

Soon to be Released: "DEAD GAME" An Emily Stone Novel by Jennifer Chase




Turn up the sound and enjoy!

While waiting for the release of Author Jennifer Chases's second novel, check out her first novel "Compulsion".
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Published on November 25, 2009 08:32

So Many Reasons to Give Thanks

With families gathering to celebrate Thanksgiving this week, I am making sure that I take time to reflect on all that I have to be thankful for this year. I have been afforded the opportunity to combine two great interests of mine—forensic psychology and writing—into a book that has been well-received and of which I am so proud. For those of you who have read " Compulsion " and shared your kind words about the book with me, I want to thank you and let you know that you motivate me to be even mo...
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Published on November 25, 2009 07:14

November 24, 2009

Emily's Crime Watch – Tip #13

It's the holiday time again!

This is my heroine Emily Stone's favorite time of the year. She has some precautions to ensure that everyone has a joyful and festive holiday.

This is the time where many of us are busy, with not only everyday things, but with shopping, holiday decorating, parties, and much more. This is also the time where we need to be careful in protecting our families and homes from burglaries, identity theft, and assault.

The holidays can be a time where potential criminals use ...
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Published on November 24, 2009 17:49

November 21, 2009

Peruvian Gang Members May Have Murdered Dozens for their Fat

In the study of forensic psychology, we try to learn about what motivates criminals to behave in the way that they do. In particular, I have been fascinated with the psychological make-up of serial killers. Were they driven to become murders by some traumatic experiences as a child? Is there something genetically immutable in these dangerous criminals? Do they get a sexual thrill from the violence and the extinguishing of life? Recent arrests in Peru require another question to be asked. What...
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Published on November 21, 2009 11:06

November 20, 2009

Taking the Time to Enjoy Nature

One way I clear my mind in between writing sessions is to take a walk in nature or go to the beach with my two Labradors companions. I'm lucky to live in California because I can choose what type of nature I want to enjoy.

I've been busy preparing for my newest novel release of "Dead Game" and I'm completely exhausted. I'm very excited, but in desperate need of a break. I decided to go on a nature walk to clear my mind and to step back a moment to examine the tranquil beauty that surrounds me ...
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Published on November 20, 2009 09:57

Amazon has listed their "Ten Top Holiday Gifts"

Number 2 on their list is books in Kindle format!


Thriller Novel "Compulsion" is available in Kindle Format

Thriller Novel "Compulsion" by Jennifer Chase (Kindle Edition - Oct 31, 2008) - Kindle Book
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And do not forget "Compulsion" is also available as a paperback.

Whatever format you choose, if you know someone that enjoys thriller novels, this is for them...

And coming soon.........Author Jennifer Chase's second thriller novel "Dead Game".
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Published on November 20, 2009 04:46

November 19, 2009

The Psychological Impact of the "Broken Windows" Theory

My academic background has helped me to explore and understand some of the complicated aspects of the criminal justice system when addressing crime, criminals, profiling, and crime scene investigation. This is one of main reasons that I chose this field because of its diversity and challenges. I find this field fascinating and thought-provoking on so many levels.

There are so many facets to crime and that is the main reason why there isn't just one easy answer to solve the growing problem. Exp...
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Published on November 19, 2009 06:15

November 18, 2009

Serial Killer in Ohio Lived Among His Dead Victims

Unfortunately, last month brought forensic psychologists who study serial killers another new murderer to examine. The decomposing bodies of eleven women have been discovered in and around the Cleveland home of Anthony Sowell. Some of the bodies were left to decay inside the home as he lived among them, while others were buried in the backyard. With all of this carnage on his property, you would think that a neighbor would have complained about the stench. However, the fact that Sowell lived ...
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Published on November 18, 2009 00:18

November 12, 2009