Coral R

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  Ed Lynskey says

  Hi Coral,
  
  Thank you for following my novels (LAKE CHARLES, THE BLUE CHEER) and my reading list. My new crime novel, ASK THE DICE, has been published by Crossroad Press. ASK THE DICE has earned sixteen 4/5-star ratings on Goodreads, and is priced at $3.99. Readers have written they like ASK THE DICE’s original voice and unusual plot twists.
  
  Please consider downloading ASK THE DICE to enjoy on your favorite e-reader. If you prefer to read from traditional books, the paper version will be available shortly. Please let me know, and I’ll get in touch when it is. Thank you for your continued interest in my work.
  
  Best regards,
  
  Ed Lynskey
  
  ASK THE DICE synopsis:
  
  Over the past two decades, Tommy Mack Zane has faithfully worked as a contract killer for Watson Ogg, the Washington, D.C. crime boss. Now middle age creeping up finds Tommy Mack edgy, jaded, and weary of his grisly trade. As he contemplates retirement, he is framed for the murder of Mr. Ogg’s niece. Desperate, Tommy Mack enlists the aid of his friends, the mercurial D. Noble and burly Esquire to do battle with Mr. Ogg and his mercenary “dark suits.” A new, better life filled with his passions for poetry and jazz drives Tommy Mack to the slambang climax where a few dark secrets about his past are unearthed.

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  Ed Lynskey says

  Hi Coral,
  
  Thank you for following my novels (LAKE CHARLES, THE BLUE CHEER) and my reading list. My new crime novel, ASK THE DICE, has been published by Crossroad Press. ASK THE DICE has earned sixteen 4/5-star ratings on Goodreads, and is priced at $3.99. Readers have written they like ASK THE DICE’s original voice and unusual plot twists.
  
  Please consider downloading ASK THE DICE to enjoy on your favorite e-reader. If you prefer to read from traditional books, the paper version will be available shortly. Please let me know, and I’ll get in touch when it is. Thank you for your continued interest in my work.
  
  Best regards,
  
  Ed Lynskey
  
  ASK THE DICE synopsis:
  
  Over the past two decades, Tommy Mack Zane has faithfully worked as a contract killer for Watson Ogg, the Washington, D.C. crime boss. Now middle age creeping up finds Tommy Mack edgy, jaded, and weary of his grisly trade. As he contemplates retirement, he is framed for the murder of Mr. Ogg’s niece. Desperate, Tommy Mack enlists the aid of his friends, the mercurial D. Noble and burly Esquire to do battle with Mr. Ogg and his mercenary “dark suits.” A new, better life filled with his passions for poetry and jazz drives Tommy Mack to the slambang climax where a few dark secrets about his past are unearthed.

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  ricky w says

  hey sexy

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  Deborah A Novack says

  Really thats awesome let me know which ones
  
  Deb

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  Deborah A Novack says

  Hi Coral,
  
  Fancy meeting you here, I will be starting Amador Lockdown this weekend
  Deb

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  JWbirch says

  oh woah - we need to be friends on here!

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  JWbirch says

  oh woah - we need to be friends on here!

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  Laurie G says

  Hi Coral,thank you for the friend request!

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  david says

  thanks for the connection :)

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  Glenn Kleier says

  Pleased to connect with you here, Coral, I look forward to your book recommendations.
  
  All the best,
  
  Glenn

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  Ramin Ganeshram says

  Thanks for following! if you read STir IT Up! i'd love to hear your thoughts!

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  jwilson1793 says

  Hi I'm Jordan and I love to read to [:

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  racethom says

  I know of a few good indie authors but I found them by looking at the shelves in my favorite indie bookstore here in Houston: Murder by the Book. It is seriously sad about how many of these authors don't make it due to the publishing company instead of being due to an inability to write.

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  racethom says

  You have the most interesting shelf. We don't have any books in common but that may also be due to the fact that I've not ever even seen most of those books on any shelf.

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  M.A. Lachine says

  Thanks for checking me out. I'm not quite sure how everything works as yet, but you sound a lot like me. As a kid I always had my nose in a book. That's why I decided to become a writer.

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  Gav says

  Hey! Welcome to the group All Genres! This is a very friendly and chatty group-jump right in! Please feel free to post to the discussions or start a new one! We would love for you to invite your friends to the group. Please note: the calendar for reading the genres and the group rules are located at the top of the page as part of the group description. June Group Reads are: Water for Elephants by Sarah Gruen and A Tree Grows In Brooklyn by Betty Smith. Group reads are voluntary!

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  Nighthawk says

  Hey Coral! Thanks for the friend request.

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  Nighthawk says

  Coral: Welcome to the Paging All Bookworms! Reading Challenge. Looking forward to discussing books with you.

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