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Tag Archives: A Dangerous Fiction

A Dangerous Fiction

Posted on July 30, 2013 by donna
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I have never read a novel from cover to cover at one sitting in my life. Until last night. Until I read A Dangerous Fiction, a mystery by Barbara Rogan.

Read my review over in Recent Reads or click here.

Posted in Blog | Tagged A Dangerous Fiction, Barbara Rogan, The Luck of Two Magpies | 1 Reply

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