Summary: TJ is a good kid caught up in some strange events. After being paired with Navi, the exotic and beautiful new girl in school on a class project, TJ dumps his arguably psychotic girlfriend Stacey. For that class project, he and Navi choose an obsession of TJ’s: the “Smiling Jack murders,” an unsolved string of serial killings from forty years ago. But as they begin their project, someone who doesn’t want the original case solved begins killing again, to try to scare the teens off. The question, in the thriller “Smiling Jack” by Michael Chambers, is, can TJ and his new friend find the old killer before the new one gets to them? More below the media player. Listen to Michael Chambers The Indie Author Life If you have written a book, and it’s published, and people are buying it, reading it, and commenting on it, are you an “author”? Most would agree: of course you are. But Michael Chambers is not yet sure he’s comfortable with that mantle, as he wrote in a recent blog post: Maybe it’s the small-town, down-home in me, but I have a very hard time referring to myself as an “author;” the word conjures [...]Similar Posts:A (Princess) Penny’s Worth of TroubleA Stunning Story of Two Women and the Bond They ForgeA Deadly Race Is On To Save A 12-Year-Old GirlWho Is The Serial Killer of Aspen Falls?Should This Woman Kill Her Mother-in-Law? The post Solving a 40-Year-Old Murder Case Might Prove Deadly appeared first on The Bookcast.
