Finally! I’ve been sitting on pins and needles waiting for this competition.
Post the video on YouTube using the tag: LbyLBookTrailerContest2013. Visit www.margueriteashton.com for more information.
Thank you and best wishes!
Posts Tagged ‘Led By Lies’
Led by Lies Book Trailer Contest
Posted: June 18, 2013 by msashtonwriter in Crime Fiction Corner, Roll Call, We're Talking WritersTags: book trailer competition, crime fiction, criminal lines, Led By Lies, marguerite ashton
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Bound Together: Pages From the Life of a Crime Writer
Posted: October 17, 2012 by msashtonwriter in Pages from the Life of a Crime Writer, Unscripted, We're Talking WritersTags: burned bridges, crime fiction, crime writer, Led By Lies, marguerite ashton, Pages from the Life of a Crime Writer
Bound Together: Pages From the Life of a Crime Writer is an exciting and dramatic show focused on writer Marguerite Ashton while she steals away every possible minute she can to write her upcoming novel, Led By Lies, while balancing a family of seven that includes her husband and five children.
As the show progresses and dramatic tension rises the family must pull together to share duties when Marguerite is forced to push harder to meet the busy schedule of a writer.
Finding Hope for Cold Cases
Posted: January 27, 2012 by msashtonwriter in Checking in with the LawTags: a guide for new investigators, cold case file, cold cases, crime writer, criminal investigator, finding hope, joe giacalone, Led By Lies, marguerite ashton, publishing, the criminal investigative function
Nothing hurts more than receiving a visit from a member of law enforcement and being told that someone close to you has been killed. Once the initial shock wears off your mind switches to how, where, why, and who.
You hope that finding the person who took that special someone from you and having him or her placed behind bars will bring you peace.
Unfortunately, some cases stall and there is nothing more that can be done. There is still that bit of hope, however, that a new development will come forward and bring that cold case off the shelf.
Did you know that you can put in a request to have a case re-examined? Here is an article written by commanding officer of a cold case squad, Joe Giacalone. He is also the author of the book titled The Criminal Investigative Function: A Guide for New Investigators.
He has provided the necessary information to help you take that next step. You can also see the interview Joe allowed me to do with him. Between the Chalk Lines: Warming Up to Cold Cases
