OC Sisters in Crime: 2016 in Review
by Pat H. Broeske A Busy Year Orange County Sisters in Crime featured a diverse slate of guest speakers at its 2016 meetings: attendees met an active agent from the Continue reading
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Lies, Lies, Lies – The Polygraph
,by J.C. De Ladurantey A Glaring Oversight I read and listen to lot of books. In the last ten years, I can honestly say none of the reads have even Continue reading
Modern Police Gear: What is all that stuff?
by J.C. De Ladurantey Traditions give us perspective on where we came from, and they play a big part in police departments, beginning with the belt. What the heck is Continue reading
Law Enforcement Myth vs Fact
by J.C. De Ladurantey Well, I did it again! I threw something at the television and shouted, “They don’t do it that way!” I know that television, the movies, and Continue reading
Sisters In Crime September Meeting: Jennifer Silva Redmond
by Pat H. Broeske Learning to master pitches, loglines, and queries can make all the difference to writers who are hoping to entice an agent/publisher/reader. Come learn how it’s done Continue reading
The Crime Doctor: First Aid for Fictitious Felonies
by J.C. De Ladurantey The Crime Doctor With over 40 years of law enforcement, you can imagine the frustration when I read or listen to a book or watch a Continue reading
O.C. Sisters in Crime August Meeting
by Pat H. Broeske Joint Meeting of O.C. Sisters in Crime and the So Cal Chapter of Mystery Writers of America Active agents from the ATF — the Bureau of Alcohol, Continue reading
Ladies of Intrigue Conference
Featuring Remarkable Women Mystery Writers by Debbie Mitsch The 3rd annual LADIES OF INTRIGUE event will be held on Sunday, October 2nd, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Continue reading