The purpose of this blog is to point you towards well over 100 very active crime fiction bloggers.I hope if you do find some new ones to follow through this page, that you remember to tell them that Kerrie sent you.
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
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Bouchercon 2016, Part IV: Music on the streets and in the bars of New Orleans - © Peter Rozovsky 2016
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Hell Fire, by Karin Fossum - In quick succession, we are introduced to three sets of people: Mass Malthe, whose grown son Eddie is dependent on her; Bonnie Hayden and Simon, her five...2 days ago
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Books around the web – Fantasy - Fantasy is a genre that uses magic and paranormal elements to build its story. The story is peopled with such beings as giants and fairies; Ghosts and wrai...3 days ago
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