Archive for 'New Books'
New Book: Notorious San Francisco: True Tales of Crime, Passion and Murder, by Paul Drexler
Editor’s Note: From an anecdotal standpoint, there are four major cities in the United States in which the most interesting murder cases unfold: New York City, Chicago, Los Angeles, and San Francisco. Interesting crimes, famous crimes, and infamous serial killer cases have occurred in all other major American cities, but it seems like the best […]
Posted: June 5th, 2019 under New Books.
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How to Get 175 Classic True Crime Books for Free
I would like to give my sincere appreciation to — Chris, Ron, Larry, Julie, Jennifer and Jim P.,– who all took the time to write an Amazon review after reading HCD’s latest book, “Vintage True Crime Stories: An Anthology of Forgotten Tales of Muder & Mayhem, Vol II.” – which was released on March 9. […]
Posted: March 20th, 2019 under New Books.
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Free Copy of VTCS-V2 for Amazon Review!
GOOD MORNING EVERYONE! Today is the day to get your free copy of HCD’s newest book, Volume II of our Vintage True Crime Stories series. The Kindle version is now live on Amazon for .99 cents but don’t buy it from them when you can get it for free in exchange for writing a short […]
Posted: March 9th, 2019 under New Books.
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Volume II of VTCS Available Saturday. Free Digital Copies for Reviews
Volume II of the HistoricalCrimeDetective.com published series, Vintage True Crime Stories: An Illustrated Anthology of Forgotten Cases of Murder & Mayhem, will be released this Saturday, March 9. Just like last time, a free Kindle/ePub copy will be given to anyone and everyone who is willing to write their unbiased review. If you do read […]
Posted: March 6th, 2019 under New Books.
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Mug Shot Monday! Arthur Leroy Antoine, 1928, &
Volume II of ‘Vintage True Crime Stories’ TBR this Saturday!
IN THE 1920s, Arthur Leroy Antoine was an auto-mechanic with a wife and two children. For twelve years, he moved his family from town to town, getting one job after another, always looking for something better and never satisified with what he had. In 1928, he was living in Oakland when he applied that […]
Posted: March 4th, 2019 under Mug Shot Monday, New Books.
Tags: 1920s, California, Escape, Murder, Wife Killer
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