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Monthly Archives: August 2011
Silent Partner Took Home the Silver!
I’m very honored that SILENT PARTNER won the 2011 SILVER AWARD for BEST in SUSPENSE at Reader’s Favorite. Thank you! Congratulations to all winning authors! This story was a very special project and close to my heart. Here’s a recent … Continue reading
How Many Characters Do You Kill in a Thriller Novel?
I’ve had this question posed to me recently and I actually had to stop and really think about it. How many characters are too many to kill off in a thriller novel? Is there a minimum number of murders to a … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged author jennifer chase, compulsion, crime, dead game, murders, novels, protagonist, thrillers
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It’s a Match!
From any crime show that we’ve viewed on television or in the movies, there is that moment where the evidence matches and the suspect is then brought to justice. They make it seem so easy and it only take a … Continue reading
Navy Seal’s Dog Pays a Final Tribute
If you are a dog owner, you probably can share at least one example of a time that your pet offered you comfort after a tragic event or maybe simply at the end of a hard day at work. Dogs … Continue reading
Posted in K9, Silent Partner
Tagged author jennifer chase, dog and human bond, Jon Tumilson, k9, Navy Seals, silent partner
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How Important are Character Names?
Names are interesting because there is a history to them and how they have evolved over the years. Some names are newer than others like Haley, Riley, Tanner, and Hunter compared to Mary, Emily, John, and David. I find that … Continue reading
Posted in Writing
Tagged author jennifer chase, character names, crime fiction, emily stone series, urban dictionary, writing
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“Flash Robs” Are Becoming Dangerous New Trend
I often discuss technology on this blog and the fight to bring violent criminals to justice throughout the pages of my novels is aided by the latest surveillance equipment and communication devices. But recently, the technology that has become so … Continue reading
Posted in crime, Police
Tagged author jennifer chase, crime, dead game, flash robs, juvenile crime, silent partner, social netoworks
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Psychodynamics of the Criminal’s Signature
One of the biggest obstacles law enforcement faces when investigating a violent crime is the mindset and motivations of the criminal act. This is where the signature of the offender comes into focus and it should be studied carefully. It’s … Continue reading
