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Crime-writer Rachel Lynch
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One cold morning, the butchered remains of a woman are discovered. DI Kelly Porter knows this is the work of someone who has killed before – and will kill again.
Before you think there is a serial killer on the loose in Hertfordshire, rest assured, it’s an extract from Baldock crime author Rachel Lynch’s new novel. Her eighth in the detective inspector Kelly Porter series, the 48-year-old’s gripping stories have sold almost half a million copies.
As a child Rachel ‘always had something to say’, writing stories and poetry and losing herself in books. She continued her love of literature while studying history at the University of Lancaster. But it is the wild, rugged scenery of the Lake District that inspires her atmospheric crime novels.
A Creepy Amber Heard Movie Just Hit Netflix
While
Amber Heard continues to generate headlines for her rumored behavior, some of her older movies have been getting more visibility on streaming platforms. One of these, the 2009 remake
The Stepfather, has just been added to Netflix, and came before her troubled marriage with Johnny Depp, as well as in the middle of a busy period of roles for the actress. Is it worth checking out, though?
A contemporary take on the 1987 cult classic with Terry O’Quinn, the 2000s version of
The Stepfather was part of a wave of 1980s hits given a fresh coat of paint during the decade. Directed by Nelson McCormick, the film focuses on Dylan Walsh’s Grady Edwards as a man who changes his identity after murdering his family, and moves on to a new relationship with similar murderous intent.
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ST. CLAIRSVILLE The debate about gun control vs. Second Amendment rights came to Belmont County on Wednesday when Norman Doyle asked for commissioners’ support to make the county a “Second Amendment Sanctuary.”
The St. Clairsville resident is the owner of the Eastern Ohio Shooting Academy. He presented a proposed petition in response to what he described as federal overreach by President Joe Biden’s administration.
He gave the commissioners a proposed template, and the board members said they would review the request and come to a decision. Doyle has not yet begun collecting signatures.
“I asked about the signatures, and they said not at this time, because I know I can get thousands of signatures,” he said. “Everybody is afraid of this new administration, and they’re going to ram all these anti-gun laws through.”
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