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James J. Cudney:
Hi, I am interested in reading one of your books. What do you recommend? pretty much like all genres, from King to Tolstoy. REal books, I can hold, turn the page, smell. Thanks. Be well.
James J. Cudney
Hi, Marisol. Great to e-meet you. Thanks for stopping by. I write contemporary fiction family dramas and mysteries.
If you enjoy light mysteries, then the Braxton Campus series is a good option. I recommend reading them in order, so you'd start with Academic Curveball.
If you like a family dramas that explore relationships between siblings, parents, and children, either Father Figure or Watching Glass Shatter would be good reads. I just announced the October 8th publication of the second book in the Perceptions of Glass series, Hiding Cracked Glass, where I revisit the Glass family from Watching Glass Shatter.
You can find a lot of information on my website, including discounts and giveaway options, @ https://jamesjcudney.com. Thank you!
If you enjoy light mysteries, then the Braxton Campus series is a good option. I recommend reading them in order, so you'd start with Academic Curveball.
If you like a family dramas that explore relationships between siblings, parents, and children, either Father Figure or Watching Glass Shatter would be good reads. I just announced the October 8th publication of the second book in the Perceptions of Glass series, Hiding Cracked Glass, where I revisit the Glass family from Watching Glass Shatter.
You can find a lot of information on my website, including discounts and giveaway options, @ https://jamesjcudney.com. Thank you!
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K.L. Loveley
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James J. Cudney:
Hi James, how is the your geneology study progressing. I also have some interest in tracing my ancestors and have discovered my ancestors back to 1742 to my fifth generation great-grandparents. In addition I have had my gene profile checked and it appears that I am 60% English, Welsh and Northern European. 31% Scottish. 5% Norwegian ( those vikings get everywhere) 2% German and 2% Portugese. How about you?
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