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A new collection of 20 sensational vintage true crimes that rocked Indiana between 1883 and 1960. NO PLACE LIKE MURDER 2 shines a light on women and children, who most often were the victims. But sometimes, they were the killers.
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“Extensively researched, well-documented, and expertly written.” – MB DABNEY, author of the David Blaise mystery series
“This gripping true crime collection illuminates some of the most fascinating and chilling cases in Hoosier Heartland history.” – CHRIS KENNEDY NIXON, author of Murder & Mayhem in Early Jay County “True crime aficionados will find Thornton’s second volume of No Place Like Murder hard to put down.” – GARY SOZNIECKI, author of The Potato Masher Murder |
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“No Place Like Murder 2 places Thornton firmly in the upper echelon of true crime writers.” – RUSS EBERHART, writing as Ross Carley, author of The Three-Legged Assassin
“With a passion for unearthing horrific historic murders, Janis Thornton leaves readers on the edge of their seats and double-checking their locked doors.” – DONNA CRONK, author of There's a Clydesdale in the Attic |
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JANIS’ UPCOMING EVENTS
> Saturday, January 11, 2025, Noon to 1:00 p.m. — HOOSIER HISTORY LIVE (at WICR 88.7 FM)
> Friday, April 11, 4:00-5:00 p.m. — 1965 Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana Revisited, ELKHART PUBLIC LIBRARY
(Note: this date marks the 60th anniversary of those devastating storms.)
> Saturday, April 12, Time TBA -- The 1965 Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana Revisited, GREENTOWN HISTORICAL SOCIETY
> May 9, 5:30-6:15 p.m. — The 1965 Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana Revisited, FRANKFORT PUBLIC LIBRARY
(This program will be part of the library's month-long event titled “Force Majeure: Indiana Disasters.”)
“EVERYTHING’S GONE!”
– ROSS SCHREINER, SURVIVOR FROM GREENTOWN
SHORTLISTED – NONFICTION CATEGORY BY THE
2024 INDIANA AUTHORS AWARDS
CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION
– ROSS SCHREINER, SURVIVOR FROM GREENTOWN
SHORTLISTED – NONFICTION CATEGORY BY THE
2024 INDIANA AUTHORS AWARDS
CLICK FOR MORE INFORMATION
“Thornton did it again, relentlessly pursuing stories, little-known facts, and photos
as she has done in previous books that tackle tough subjects.”
— Donna Cronk, author of There's a Clydesdale in the Attic: Reflections on Keeping and Letting Go
“Whether you’re a Weather Channel fan, a storm chaser, or just enjoy reading
true stories of human drama, Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana is a MUST READ.”
— Stephen Terrell, author of Last Train to Stratton
“A wonderfully written and researched book
about the biggest natural disaster in Indiana history.”
— Wendell Zetterberg, reader
as she has done in previous books that tackle tough subjects.”
— Donna Cronk, author of There's a Clydesdale in the Attic: Reflections on Keeping and Letting Go
“Whether you’re a Weather Channel fan, a storm chaser, or just enjoy reading
true stories of human drama, Palm Sunday Tornadoes in Indiana is a MUST READ.”
— Stephen Terrell, author of Last Train to Stratton
“A wonderfully written and researched book
about the biggest natural disaster in Indiana history.”
— Wendell Zetterberg, reader
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A modern retelling of 20 historic true crime stories
that shocked Indiana from 1869 thru 1950
that shocked Indiana from 1869 thru 1950
“True crime fans will be well satisfied.”
From a review by Publishers Weekly, August 14, 2020
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MY ROAD TRIP with the DEAD!
Join me as I travel the state — from Dearborn County on the Ohio River all the way to Steuben County in the far north and places in between — visiting victims' and killers' final resting places. – Janis
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