What Seventeen Years of Book Signings Have Taught Me
February 16, 2022 11:16 pm 7 CommentsI’ve been doing book signings for about seventeen years, starting shortly after my first thriller, Category 5, was published.... View Article
I’ve been doing book signings for about seventeen years, starting shortly after my first thriller, Category 5, was published.... View Article
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