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The Riverman by Alex Gray
When you meet Alex Gray, you meet a charming, elegant woman and it is hard to imagine the vicious crimes that emanate from her pen. Of course, she would argue that she is merely relating the actions of her characters. This she does very well. Although I only read Riverman recently, as it was book …
These Walls That Bind Me by guest author Lauren Hammond
First off, I’d like to thank Val for having me on the blog today. Second, I’d like to begin this post with the synopsis of my latest novella, These Walls That Bind Me. Ruby Dixon has always believed that every girl has that one guy. You know… The one that she just can’t let go …
Looking Good Dead by Peter James
Peter James was born in Brighton, England. He is the son of a Jewish refugee who came to England in 1938. James was educated at Charterhouse School and thereafter went on to Ravensbourne Film School. Subsequently he spent several years in North America, where he worked as a screen writer and film producer. However, he is now …
Second Chance by Jane Green
Jane Green is the author of fourteen New York Times best selling novels, dealing with real women and all the things life throws at them, with her trademark wisdom, wit and warmth. A former feature writer for the Daily Express newspaper in the UK, Green took a leap in faith when she left, in 1996, …
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