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What Are You Reading? Inquiring Minds...

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      Several of my online connections ask "What Are You Reading?" periodically , and they always get lots of answers. It's interesting to me to see which books others are enjoying, and I like boosting authors' possibilities for more sales by naming my favorite of the moment. FYI: I just finished James Comey's Central Park West and enjoyed it. I LOVED Benjamin Stevenson's book, pictured above, so I went out and bought the second one, Everyone on This Train Is a Suspect. One thing I notice in lists of current reading is the variety of books people choose and enjoy. People I know and like read books I wouldn't even consider. People I don't know recommend books that sound good, so I download a sample to find out if I agree. If I do, I buy the book. If I don't, I go on to other things. But if any author wonders why everyone in the world doesn't love their books, the answer is there. Tastes vary--widely--and a lot of a book's "good&q

Good Pre-Pub Reviews for FAKE

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Pre-order HERE  As you probably know, I've been working on FAKE for some time, but it's almost here. I sent out a call for early reviewers, and here's what I have so far. Professional Reviewers at Literary Titan gave the book 5 stars and chose it as a notable release. Fake, by Peg Herring, offers an intriguing dive into the life of Kip Morgan, a seasoned con man forced to flee when his fraudulent schemes catch up with him. Landing in the quaint town of Bayville, Michigan, Kip finds himself in an unexpected predicament. Struggling to reconstruct his life, he stumbles upon a quirky detective agency run by two older women, a source of local amusement, who are on the lookout for an investigator. Sensing an opportunity to exploit these seemingly affluent and bored ladies, Kip uses his refined skills to secure a position with them. The narrative cleverly unfolds as Kip integrates into the agency, which is a fascinating assembly of individuals with their own concealed pasts th