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A honest-to-Pete steal! The ebook edition of my mystery DEAF ROW is just 99-cents for the next few days wherever you buy ebooks! If you’ve been meaning to dive into this dark, twisty ride, now’s the time. Grab it before the price pops back up … and before the sequel DEEP END lands early next year. Get it while it’s hot!![]()
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A madman's New Year's deadly rampage in New Orleans ... 52 years ago. Even our grim history repeats itself.![]()
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Evil at the Front Door: Notorious Louisiana
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Louisiana – famous for its Mardi Gras, spicy cuisine, and Dixieland jazz – is also the scene of some of the most notorious crimes in the country. Bestselling authors Ron Franscell and Rebecca Morr...2 years ago
The Fremont Canyon Bridge near Casper WY is an especially haunted—and sanctified—place for me. From there in 1973, my two friends and next-door neighbors, Amy Burridge and Becky Thomson, were thrown by two local creeps with terror, rape, and murder in mind (the subject of my NYTimes bestseller "The Darkest Night"). One died and one miraculously survived. So it twisted my gut to see a Facebook post and video this weekend by an Idaho bungree-jumping outfit inviting people to "throw your meat" from that heartbreaking bridge.![]()
The backlash from horrified Casper people was noticed by reporter Clair McFarland at the Cowboy State Daily, who did a marvelous story about it. (See a link in the Comments.)![]()
(This marvelous photo is by my friend and brilliant photographer Rose Fry.)
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