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The Season of Trolling

December 8, 2016 · by · in author, books, crime fiction, crime thriller novels, fear, Guerrilla Marketing, James L'Etoile, Marketing, mystery novels, reader reviews, readers, social media, writing · 5 Comments

You know that insurance commercial with the fisherman who pops up with a dollar bill on the end of his line, taunting his clients to grab it? Then he jerks the cash bait away at the last moment, saying “You’ve got to be quicker than that.” Most times, I am that person, the one who […]

At What Cost Sneak Peek

July 21, 2016 · by · in At What Cost, author, book reviews, books, crime fiction, crime thriller novels, James L'Etoile, reading, write, writing · 5 Comments

Pssst… Come here, come closer.  Look what came in the mail today! The Advance Reader’s Edition of AT WHAT COST, published by Crooked Lane Books. I felt like Steve Martin in “The Jerk.” The new phone books are here! I am somebody! Matt Martz, Sarah Pope, Heather Boak, and all the folks at Crooked Lane […]

Readers Know Best

December 9, 2013 · by · in author, book reviews, books, character, character development, crime fiction, crime thriller novels, fiction, human trafficking, human trafficking organizations, Jamaica, James L'Etoile, Little River, mystery novels, reader reviews, Uncategorized · Leave a comment

You release your hand-fed, carefully crafted book out into the wilds and you’re bound to get feedback.  Reviews, critiques and comments from readers come in different flavors – Loved it, Hated it, or the worst feedback of all, the sound of crickets. By the time your book hits the streets, at least a dozen sets […]