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SOCIAL ANXIETY

ver the years, I’ve attended many literary events, both on my own and as part of author groups, but I had never had an official book launch for any of my books. That all changed with the publication of the fourth in my DI Sterling series, . Until this point in my writing career, my books had been released by some of the smaller publishers. Being with one of the big five meant I

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