Monthly Archives: November 2015

FREE Follow-Along Story: Featuring an Emily Stone and Nick Bracco Special Collaboration

Posted on November 30, 2015 by jchasenovelist

I’m very excited, actually make that REALLY excited, to announce a special collaboration for a FREE follow-along story KILLER ON THE LOOSE with friend and fellow author Gary Ponzo. Every Monday you can read an original chapter about Nick Bracco, … Continue reading →

Posted in Follow-Along Story, Guest Post | Tagged action, award winning, best selling, blog post, collaboration, free, gary ponzo, mystery, nick bracco, novella, serial, short story, suspense, thriller, touch of deceit | 14 Comments

FACT or FICTION: Forensics and Crime Scene Investigation Portrayed in Entertainment

Posted on November 28, 2015 by jchasenovelist

(article originally posted on CrimeFictionBook.com 11/19/2015) If you’re not already reading crime writer/criminologist Jennifer Chase’s blog and Emily Stone series of novels, you’re missing out. In addition to those great reads, Chase cranks out posts on her website worthy of a … Continue reading →

Posted in Criminology, Forensic | Tagged award winning, budget, cops, crime, crime labs, Dark Pursuit, dead game, DNA, emily stone, entertainment, fiction, forensic, jennifer chase, science, serial killers, series, thriller, training | Leave a comment

The Elusive Criminal: Unsolved Horrific Crimes

Posted on November 14, 2015 by jchasenovelist

Every great detective has a catalogue of solved crimes. Moments that made them proud to be cops. But, for most, the cases that are burned into their psyches, are the unsolved ones. These unsolved crimes not only haunt the dedicated … Continue reading →

Posted in crime, Criminology | Tagged award winning, books, california, cold cases, compulsion, crime, dark mind, emily stone, investigation, jack the stripper, jennifer chase, killer, kindle, london, murder, mystery, police, sierra nevada, suspect, the axe man, unsolved, victims | 1 Comment

Do Movies Influence Novels?

Posted on November 6, 2015 by jchasenovelist

I love movies. I have always enjoyed all genres of movies – especially mysteries, suspense and thrillers. Oh, and cop thrillers of course. I’ve often wondered if my movie enthusiasm has helped to shape my writing style and subject matter … Continue reading →