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message 1: by John (new)

John Cassian | 25 comments Ever wonder what makes a serial killer tick? Read his diary, walk around in his shoes for a day, right here:

Killing Matt Cooper by John Cassian

http://www.amazon.com/Killing-Cooper-...


message 2: by Paul (new)

Paul Howard (paulhowrd) | 11 comments I wish you all the best with your book, John. I have just published my first book with a serial killer as the central character, knowing what makes them tick is a terrifying and fascinating undertaking for any author. You book looks interesting.


message 3: by John (new)

John Cassian | 25 comments Thanks, Paul. Best luck with your book as well! What's your title? I'll add it to my "to read" list.


message 4: by Paul (new)

Paul Howard (paulhowrd) | 11 comments "Spooks". It is Science Fiction set in the 22nd Century.


message 5: by John (new)

John Cassian | 25 comments Is it on Goodreads yet? I'm not seeing it in the search results.


message 6: by Paul (new)

Paul Howard (paulhowrd) | 11 comments No. I am going to get on that right now. Thanks for asking.


message 7: by John (new)

John Cassian | 25 comments No prob.


message 8: by Paul (new)

Paul Howard (paulhowrd) | 11 comments Thanks, John. It's now up on Goodreads. I can never figure out how to paste somebody else's review without it saying it's by me. The actual review is by "Desert Camper" who is one of my most devoted readers.


message 9: by John (new)

John Cassian | 25 comments Well just ask Desert Camper to post the review on Goodreads (Comment on the review on Amazon with your query if you don't have his contact info).


message 10: by Paul (new)

Paul Howard (paulhowrd) | 11 comments Actually, Desert Camper came on FB and authorized me to paste his review under his own byline. It is now rightly attributed to him.


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