by Lida Sideris
If you hang around authors long enough, you’ll likely hear tales of dust ridden manuscripts serving a life sentence in the back of a desk drawer. I’m here to tell you that, sometimes, those manuscripts escape.
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by Cynthia Chow
Having recently passed the bar exam, newbie lawyer Corrie Locke has a job working at a movie studio in the contracts department. She is also the daughter of a famous private investigator who recently died. When a movie stunt turns deadly and an actor is killed, she is roped into investigating the murder by his mentor, Lacy Halloway, an old time actress who has free reign at the studio.
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by Lorie Lewis Ham
Here is your weekly reminder that there are also new articles up on our other website KRL News & Reviews! Every week there will be book reviews and giveaways, plus sometimes pet articles, theatre articles, and more! And listen to our new podcast!
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by Lida Sideris
Picking a canine companion for our nine-year-old Aussie Shepherd was no easy task. Rio had been sole dog for a long time and was not a very good host when canine friends visited our home. But we noticed he’d been sleeping more than usual, seldom exhibiting his boisterous, energetic side. We took him to a local shelter hoping he would pick out a housemate.
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by Cyntha Chow
No matter what everyone else seems to believe, Corrina “Corrie” Locke is not a private investigator. Her father may have been the famous P.I. Monty Locke, he did teach her from an early age how to be skilled in the use of lockpicks, guns, and shuriken throwing stars, but Corrie is pursuing a career as an attorney. She is closer to her goal when she finds herself in Orange County as the new entertainment lawyer for Ameripictures, a movie studio in Orange County.
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