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The Voice Behind the Small Attic Door by Mary Lynn Plaisance

Oh-- the burdens of an ungrateful child. *Adult content*  
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Diamonds in the Dumpster -A Silver Sisters Mystery by MORGAN ST. JAMES

In this Silver Sisters Mystery it's trouble at sea when Goldie and Godiva's eighty year old mother and uncle are invied on a relaxing cruise. Magic turns to mayhem for these former vaudeville magicians when a star magician is murdered on board.  
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Writing is the fuel of my soul.


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     Tammy Whaley has worked as a waitress, a cook, a corrections counselor and a registered nurse. Throughout the years her jobs may have changed but her passion for writing has remained consistent. She lives with her partner Sharon, four cats and a dog on five acres in Ohio. She is the author of Serial Justice, Prologue of an Apocalypse and Center of the Cataclysm.      . I began to seriously believe in my own writing when my fifth grade teacher, Mrs. Jones, had the class put on a play I had written. I realized then that my words had power. There were others that influenced me, writers, humanitarians, musicians; all people I have never met, but whose words or actions have touched me deeply. Yet, the greatest influence on my writing came from that one fifth grade teacher in a small town in Ohio. She believed in my writing, even when I didn't believe in myself.