A couple weeks ago I was watching a horror movie (and may I digress for just a moment to say that horror movies don't really impress me much anymore? One has to be pretty darn good to be 'scary'.) and I thought about some of the lessons or truisms to be learned from these movies. I posted some of them on Facebook but later I wrote them down to post them on my blog. Plus, this would be a good…
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How far would you go to protect a secret? Would you risk your job for it, your friends your family? Would you kill for it?
The story behind the latest DI Andy Horton crime novel, Shroud of Evil number eleven in the series, explores the corrosive nature of secrets. It plunges the flawed and…
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Had a great time talking to the audience at Bognor Regis Library on 20 May. They were a lovely friendly group of people and I was delighted to meet many die hard DI Andy Horton fans.
If you haven’t tried the DI Andy Horton novels yet, there are currently eleven in the Horton series, with the latest,…
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My husband and I had a lot of fun before we had kids. I mean A LOT. We traveled, we spent money like crack whores, we had nooners for heaven’s sake.
And we also loved going out for cocktails. We probably met at some swanky bar, or curious hell hole, or trendy hipster joint five days a week after work.
It was fun.
And least of all because we got a little…
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My panel appearance at CrimeFest 2014 was on Friday 15 May at 17.10 and the last panel of the day. Beforehand I spent some time catching up with some of my fellow crime writers and my publisher before taking tea and a delicious slice of Bara Brith Cake (Welsh fruit loaf) in the cafe in Bristol Library where I chatted to the librarians, delighted to hear that my crime novels are very popular with their readers.
After fortifying myself it was time to head for the Green Room in…
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Today I join in the World Blog Tour. I've done something similar in the past but I hope to keep it going by first, thanking the one who proceeded me, Sherri Hanson, (www.sherriehansen.wordpress.com…
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Three more speaking engagements in libraries have been added to my calendar of events for 2014 which means that I will be speaking and meeting lots of readers in libraries around the UK.
I’m delighted to have been asked to speak to readers at Bognor Regis, Worthing, Lymington, Yate and Weymouth Libraries about the flawed and rugged hero …
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Sunday, May 25th--you know you need to read about Skiatook Lake after you ski it Memorial Day weekend.
STRIKE PRICE is set in Tulsa and northeast Oklahoma, except for the scenes in North Dakota, Minnesota, Chicago, San Antonio, Vancouver, England, Paris, Florence, and the south of England...
Sunday, May 25 at 2:00 pm
Barnes & Noble - Woodland Plaza
8620 71st…
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In May I'll be appearing at Crimefestin the UK. I'll be on a panel on Friday 16 May with fellow crime authors Elizabeth Haynes, Chris Longmuir, Lesley Thomson and Felix Francis entitled "What’s So Good About Crime?" It will be held between 17.10 and 18.00. CrimeFest takes place at the Bristol Royal Marriott Hotel, UK from 15 - 18 May 2014.
Then on Tuesday 20 May I will be entertaining the audience at Bognor Regis Library…
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I am reading a true crime novel and wonder just how to get started doing that. To be successful you would have to interview everyone identified with the case in any capacity as well as the family of the victim and family of the perpetrator. You would need to talk to the defense and to the prosecutor's office. You need to interview the accused.
How do you get people to cooperate? I don't suppose most would fully trust the writer to portray them as they see themselves. Most would not…
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<a href="https://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/964635566?profile=original" target="_self"><img src="https://storage.ning.com/topology/rest/1.0/file/get/964635566?profile=RESIZE_320x320" width="300" class="align-full"></a>Whenever I leave work I usually depart with the words, “Have fun” to the person on the next shift. It's been a fairly standard saying for years. I never mean it as a sarcastic statement as if I expect the next shift to be droll or rockin'…
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I am currently seeking some reviews for Owned, a short story collection.
I have included some information about the book below:
Title: OwnedAuthor: Jess C ScottGenre: Psychological Thriller / Crime
Length: 14,000 words / 6 stories…
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Check out my Psycho Thrillers blog if you'd like to contribute a crime-related guest post :)
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