I draw on my experiences when writing my stories. When I wrote Brand of Justice I hung out in Great Falls, Montana and made attempts at understanding what is truly means to be put on trial for the murder of a toddler. I drew heavily on experiences I had while working as a cop to put together the different personalities in JusThis. My current manuscript, The Passionate Jihadist, involved a lot of research as previously mentioned.
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'As Always Anonymous' posted the following question on my blog the other day . . . I'm posting it here cause it could be import...
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Readers of JusThis understand. Grant Hardin, Police Chief, did what? Grant Hardin, 56, a former police chief in Gateway, who was sentenced ...
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My style of writing demands I banish feelings of hate and vindictiveness. With this being said, I'll post another review from a reader ... -
AMERICAN REPUBLICAN GOLDEN RULE 5/8/25 Anti Christ Golden Rule .. YOU''RE ON YOUR OWN .. "I ...
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Only way to improve performance is to learn by mistakes. I started applauding former Boulder Police Chief Beckner for sharing his concerns ...
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As a war like nation, the U.S. is always declaring war on drugs, terrorism, Iraq and-and-and. Gotta agree with this writer yesterday from c...
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A deputy sheriff read Brand of Justice and was very disturbed by the story. I got the feeling, though he didn't say it, that he did n...
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Hopefully Malala will not share the fate of Benazir Bhutto. There are gentlemen in Pakistan who think nothing of shooting unarmed women. Ca...
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My Hero! The 'System'; some of us serve it, some love it and some despise it. Dr. Thompson was seized, searched, and arreste... -
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