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Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “Plastic” by Frank Strausser, Rare Bird, June, 2019 for Suzy Approved Book Tours

Linda’s Book Obsession Review’s “Plastic” by Frank Strausser, Rare Bird, June 2019 for Suzy Approved Book Tours WOW! Frank Strausser, Author of “Plastic” has written a captivating, intriguing, intense, thrilling, suspenseful,page-turning, and thought-provoking novel.  The Genres for this novel are Psychological Suspense, Psychological Thriller, Mystery and Fiction. The timeline for this story is in the

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An Interview With Frank Strausser, Author of “Plastic” ​With Linda’s Book Obsession for Suzy Approved Book Tours

  An Interview With Frank Strausser, Author of “Plastic” with Linda’s Book Obsession for Suzy Approved Book Tours     Linda’s Book Obsession Interviews Frank Strausser, author of PLASTIC       What was your motivation in becoming an author and writer? What did you do before you were a writer?   I’ve always fancied

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Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “The Splendor Before​ the Dark” A Novel of The Emperor Nero” by Margaret George, Berkley Publishing, October 8, 2019

Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “The Splendor Before the Dark” by Margaret George, Berkley Publishing, October 8, 2019 Margaret George, Author of “The Splendor Before the Dark” has written an intriguing, intense, captivating, and informative novel. The Genre for this novel is Historical Fiction. This takes place during the time that Nero is Emperor in Rome.

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Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “Going Home” by Judith Keim

Linda’ Book Obsession Reviews ‘Going Home” by Judith Keim Judith Keim, Author of “Going Home” has written a captivating, emotional, intriguing, suspenseful, and thought-provoking novel. The Genres for this Novel are Fiction, Women’s Fiction, and Romance. The story takes place in the author’s present and goes to the past when it pertains to the characters

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Interviewing Patrice Wilton and Traci Hall, Authors of “Mrs. Morris and the Ghost” with Lindas Book Obsession

Linda’s Book Obsession Interviews Patrice Wilton and Traci Hall, Authors of “Mrs. Morris and the Ghost”   What was your motivation in becoming an author and writer? What did you do before you were a writer?   Patrice – I was a flight attendant for 17 years, a Rodeo Queen, yes it’s true! and a

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Linda’s Book Obsession Interviews Patrice Wilton and Traci Hall, Authors of “Mrs. Morris and the Ghost”

      Linda’s Book Obsession Interviews Author Patrice Wilton and Traci Hall of “ Mrs.Morris and the Ghost”       “Mrs. Morris and the Ghost” is written by Patrice Wilton and Traci Hall   What was your motivation in becoming an author and writer? What did you do before you were a writer?

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Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “The Poison Garden” by A.J. Banner, Lake Union, Oct. 2019

Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “The Poison Garden” by A.J. Banner, Lake Union, Oct. 2019 WOW! A.J. Banner, Author of “The Poison Garden” has written an intense, intriguing, captivating, suspenseful, and page-turning novel. The Genres for this novel are Psychological Thriller, Psychological Suspense, Mystery, and Fiction.  There are twists and turns, betrayals, danger, and murder. This

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Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “Mrs. Morris and the Ghost” by Traci Wilton, Kensington

Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “Mrs. Morris and the Ghost” by Traci Wilton Traci Wilton, Author/s of “Mrs. Morris and the Ghost” has/have written a delightful, charming, cozy mystery and entertaining novel. The Genres for this novel are Cozy Mystery, Fiction, Mystery and Suspense, and Para-Normal. The story takes place in New England, in a historic

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Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “Missing Her More” by Karen McQuestion, September 2019

Linda’s Book Obsession Reviews “Missing Her More” by @Karen McQuestion, Sept. 2019 Karen McQuestion, Author of “Missing Her More” has written a heartwarming, emotional, and entertaining novel. “Missing Her More’ is the sequel to “Good Man Dalton”. “Missing Her More” can be read as a standalone, but reading both is a great way to become

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