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Here's the full review from the San Francisco Book Review for "License to Lie" from their May 2013 digital magazine.License to Lie By Terry Ambrose (Dark Oak Mysteries), $15.95, 260 pages, …
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At the LA Times Festival of Books, I was in a group of authors who called ourselves "Murder, We Wrote." The group consisted of nine authors including Teresa Burrell, Gayle Carline, Susan …
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A couple of months ago, I sent "License to Lie" to the San Francisco Book Review. To say the least, I kept wondering if that was really a good thing to do. After all, this was an actual book review …
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The authors at Booklovers Bench are having another contest and this month, we're giving away a $25 gift card to either Amazon or Barnes & Noble. One of our authors, Joanna Campbell Slan, has also …
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This arrest in Lincoln, NE didn't make the national news, but it does show how far some people will go to take advantage of others. On Apr. 4., Derrick Andrews, 22, of Georgia was charged with three …
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With April 15 fast approaching, we're squarely in the midst of tax season. What would happen if you were approached or saw a flyer about free money from the IRS? Would you go for it? After all, you've …
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One of the things we like to do when visiting places like Lautoka, is to learn something about the culture. While some would say the best way to do that is to grab a 4×4 and head off into the bush, we chose a less adventurous route.
