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Don’t forget to pick up your copy of @ReporterAmber’s book, Crimes of the Centuries, on shelves and online now! Visit the link below
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centuriespod.com/book
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Payton, Morgan, and Anissa, three average tween girls from Waukesha, Wisconsin shared a love of fantasy, science fiction, scary stories and video games. But beneath the surface of seemingly mundane, somewhat nerdy interests, lay something sinister.
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Listener @joeshwartz816 got his hands on a copy of our debut book… have you?? Tell us in the comments below your favorite chapter! 📚
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My @centuriespod: making nerds even nerdier since 2020.
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HAPPY RELEASE DAY! Our first COTC book, Crimes of the Centuries: The Cases That Changed Us, is now available at the link below and wherever books are sold. If you tag us in any photographs of you holding your copy, we’ll reshare them! 📖
centuriespod.com/book
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The word “Amityville” has practically become synonymous in popular culture with the eerie and supernatural. But behind the books & movies is a true story of the Defeo murders, and in our latest episode we’re joined by fellow @ObsessedNet podcaster Daisy Eagan to tell their story.
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My book is about to launch! And this review says my prose is “crisp”! Huzzah!
@LibraryJournal says, “Fans of true crime will enjoy this collection of tales from the annals of American justice.”
Don’t forget to preorder your copy of our podcast’s first book by @ReporterAmber right now at centuriespod.com/book!
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ONE WEEK AWAY!!! Have you pre-ordered your copy yet? centuriespod.com/book
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@LibraryJournal says, “Fans of true crime will enjoy this collection of tales from the annals of American justice.”
Don’t forget to preorder your copy of our podcast’s first book by @ReporterAmber right now at centuriespod.com/book!
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.@BookRiot includes #CrimesOfTheCenturies as one of their top mystery, thriller, and true crime book releases of January 2024!
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We humans are made of a hodge-podge of parts that sometimes feels like they were designed by someone with a dark sense of humor. It is amazing, and frankly terrifying how little we actually do understand about the inner workings of our bodies.
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Having one husband die under suspicious circumstances may not cause alarm bells to ring, but what if a second husband also meets an unfortunate fate? The so-called "American Black Widow" Sharon Harrelson may have considered herself cursed when it came to love…
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We’re less than THREE weeks away from the release of our debut book, #CrimesOfTheCenturies! Have you pre-ordered your copy yet? The book will be available wherever books are sold on January 16! 📖
Pre-order your copy now: centuriespod.com/book
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What if you could go back in time? When you got back, would you tell everyone you’d done it? Would anyone believe you? In the summer of 1901, two well-to-do women went for a stroll in the gardens of Versailles and claimed to have slipped back in time.
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In the decades since the Kansas City massacre, speculation about who the shooters really were has captivated law enforcement and Kansas City residents. According to Urschel, one possibility was another gangster altogether named George Kelly.
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We’re only 34 days away from the release of our brand new book, #CrimesOfTheCenturies by @ReporterAmber! In anticipation of the big day, we’re sharing two advanced reviews of the book now from @ALALibrary’s #Booklist and @PublishersWkly. 📖
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On July 6, 1944, in Hartford, Connecticut, thousands of patrons were excited to escape the heat and attend the Ringling Brothers and Barnum and Bailey circus performance. While the Flying Wallendas began their performance inside the tent, chaos ensued shortly after.
