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Candace’s 2019 Year in Books
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I am. I can't resist. I have at least two plots simmering. Thank you for your enthusiasm!
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The Apothecary Rose (Owen Archer, #1)
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1993
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The Lady Chapel (Owen Archer, #2)
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1994
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The King's Bishop (Owen Archer, #4)
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1996
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A Gift of Sanctuary (Owen Archer, #6)
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1998
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The Nun's Tale (Owen Archer, #3)
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1993
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The Riddle of St. Leonard's (Owen Archer, #5)
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1997
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A Spy for the Redeemer (Owen Archer, #7)
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1999
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The Cross-Legged Knight (Owen Archer, #8)
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2002
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A Trust Betrayed (Margaret Kerr, #1)
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2000
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A Vigil of Spies (Owen Archer, #10)
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2008
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A Choir of Crows, Editor’s Pick!
I am thrilled to announce that A Choir of Crows is the Severn House Editor’s Pick for May UK/July US! As you know, the hardcover is released in the UK this weekend, and worldwide (in English) 2 July–the e-book as well. Here’s the link!...
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Story Genius: How to Use Brain Science to Go Beyond Outlining and Write a Riveting Novel (Before You Waste Three Years Writing 327 Pages That Go Nowhere):
"You’ll learn to how write a good story - literally, each step that needs to be taken - in this book. I got so excited for each “What To Do” section, because I knew I was going to make some structured breakthrough on my characters and story. This one’"
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"Lady Dona has grown weary of her high society life. She is fed up with the endless parties filled of people with too much money and too less to do. It's an inane and nonsensical existence - sleeping until noon and staying up all night in the card hou"
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The Bone Jar:
It doesn't. It's actually Owen Archer #2.5. Thanks for reading!
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It doesn't. It's actually Owen Archer #2.5. Thanks for reading!
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Are you wondering whether this story really fits between books 10 and 11?
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