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Monthly Archives: May 2020
Apparently, Quinn has more to say.
Quinn’s story was supposed to be a short. A tied readers over, between the books, short. I think I was wrong. Maybe that’s why the story keeps disappearing. While I’m not yet convinced there is enough meat for it to … Continue reading
Posted in Guatreaux Family Novels, Loving Dasia, The Agency: Fantasy Island, The Agency: Fountain of Youth, The Agency: Reviving Resurrection, Writer's Way
Tagged African American Fiction, Black Author, Books, Fiction, musings, Suspense, Urban Books, Urban Drama, Urban fiction, Urban Suspense
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