JoAnne Myers is in the Thursday3Some Spotlight today.
Who Is JoAnne Myers
JoAnne is a long-time resident of southeastern Ohio who not only writes but also paints. When not busy with her hobbies, working outside the home, or volunteering within the community, she spends time with relatives and her dog Jasmine. She believes strongly in family values and following your dreams.
Find JoAnne Myers OnlineWebsite: http://www.booksandpaintingsbyjoanne.com
Blog: http://www.booksandpaintingsbyjoanne.com/page2
Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/scooterismine
Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/joanne.myers.927
Email: joannetucker98 at yahoo dot com
About The Crime of the Century
When the dismembered bodies of two missing teens were pulled from the local river, the horrified residents of Rolling Hills, a hamlet in southeastern Ohio, dubbed the murders "the crime of the century." This is a detailed account of finding justice for the murder victims as well as the story of one man’s perseverance to gain his freedom from death row.
When did you write The Crime of the Century?
It took two years to research and write this true crime that happened in my hometown of Logan, Ohio.
What was the spark that gave you the story idea?
The actual crime. It was a 1982 case that sent an innocent man to prison for 7 years, with 4 of that on death row. It took nearly 30 years to find the actual murderer. The man who did the actual killing was subsequently sentenced to 28 years to life for each murder, to be served concurrently. He will be eligible for parole at the age of seventy-nine.
Why do readers buy The Crime of the Century?
Because it is a true crime. This actually happened.
Buy Links for The Crime of the Century
Amazon Kindle
Amazon: Paperback Edition
Barnes & Noble
Black Rose Writing
Takeaway Truth
A little vacation is hidden between the covers of a book. Grab a book and take one of those mini-vacations today.
Thank you Joan for allowing me this great opportunity to display my writings. I really appreciate it.
ReplyDeleteHello, JoAnne! It was my pleasure. I saw your email was hacked. So sorry. Hope you got it all straightened out.
DeleteJoAnne, congrats on the publication of your true crime book. The title is arresting in itself. Best wishes.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jacqueline for stopping by. I really appreciate it. thank you.
DeleteThanks for visiting! JoAnne was a victim of an all too common true crime--her email was hacked.
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