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As Ned Flanders would say, "Heidi-ho, neighborino!" I've been away for a long time, huh. According the Blogger, since March. I haven't been idle, though. Nope. Not in the least. Writing, writing, reading, writing some more, trip to Disneyworld, conference, writing and reading. And if you're into true crime, I've got some book recommendations for ya! Oh, yeah, my mind was filled with all kinds of unfortunate yet provocative stories. Next post. Promise! And! And I'll have exciting news about my next release No One Knows You're Here. For now, I'll leave you with a sign -- I won't tell you where I took it but I don't think it matters. It would be blech wherever it hung.
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