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Ghosts, Gangsters, and Widows: An Interview With Sherilyn Decter, Author of INNOCENCE LOST, Book One of The Bootlegger Chronicles
Hello Dear Readers! Today I’m very excited to bring you something new and different: an interview with author Sherilyn Decter! Decter’s marketing team over at MC Book Tours reached out to me to join her book tour, … Continue reading →
Posted in author interview, blog tour, book reviews, bootlegging, guest post, interview, writing advice
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Tagged 1920s fiction, Al Capone, author interview, Boo-Boo Hoff, Bootlegger Chronicles, bootleggers, bootlegging, Frank Geyer, Innocence Lost, Maggie Barnes, Mickey Duffy, Philadelphia 1920s crime, Sherilyn Decter, Victorian ghost cops
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