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James L’Etoile: Dead Drop – Murder in Common

June 19, 2022 · by · in book reviews, books, border crime, crime fiction, crime fiction author, crime thriller novels, dead drop, detective, human trafficking, immigration, international mystery, James L'Etoile, thriller · 3 Comments

It’s been a while since I’ve posted. I’ve had my head down and scribbling away. Turns out you can get a decent amount of writing done when you put your mind to it. As a result, the first book in a new series, Dead Drop releases in July. Dead Drop takes a look at border […]

Virtual Bouchercon Panels

November 5, 2020 · by · in author, book conventions, Bouchercon, California serial killers, COVID, COVID-19, crime fiction, crime fiction author, crime thriller novels, folsom prison, giveaway, James L'Etoile, lockdown, pandemic, police, readers, sacramento serial killers, writing · 2 Comments

Bouchercon is the annual gathering of the world’s mystery writers and serves as the high point of the year for many of us in the writing community. I was especially excited when the 2020 edition of Bouchercon was slated for Sacramento, California, a place I lived and worked for many years. Not to mention the […]