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An all new Zachary Goldman mystery, filled with page-turning psychological suspense

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The 13th installment in the Zachary Goldman Mysteries series is a suspenseful tale that will take you on a roller coaster ride of emotion as you feverishly flip through the pages. If you like suspenseful, unpredictable novels with imperfect characters and twists at every turn then this is the book for you.

They Came for Him can be read as a stand alone detective mystery or together with the rest of the series.

Award-winning and USA Today Bestselling author P.D. Workman brings back your favorite sleuth in:

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My Top Ten Tips for Writing a Novel in One Month

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Writing a novel in a month, whether for National Novel Writing Month (NaNoWriMo) or another reason can be a daunting task—especially if you’ve never done so before. It doesn’t have to be difficult, however; with the right advice and steps, you can pull together a full-length book by November 30. The following ten tips will help you achieve success!

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Good-Bye Angela Lansbury: A Tribute to the Beloved Character Jessica Fletcher

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I was saddened to hear that award-winning actress Angela Lansbury had died October 11 at the age of 96. Lansbury’s amazing career spanned more than eight decades and included dozens of movie and TV roles. She was perhaps best known for playing amateur sleuth Jessica Fletcher in the long-running mystery series Murder, She Wrote.

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New Release! Their Walls Were Empty

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Eager to start the next Zachary Goldman Mystery? Zachary is on the trail of a couple of burglars in this one. Or is he?

Their Walls Were Empty is #12 in this private investigator series, but can be read as a stand alone.

T. Olson says: As usual, this is a very well written and interesting story, easy to read and with excellent characters. This time there’s a mystery within a mystery, and a nice little twist at the end.

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A round-up of autism posts

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In Canada, October is Autism Awareness Month, so I thought I would include a post showcasing some of the autism posts I already have written on my site. It’s easy to lose track of them after a while! Hopefully, you will find something here that is helpful or speaks to you. There are lots of great resources out there.

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October is my Bookiversary

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Yes, we are coming up on the anniversary of the release of the first book I published, Looking Over Your Shoulder. Nine years ago, I waded into the independent publishing waters and launched the first of many (currently 88 released) books. It has been an interesting journey and I have learned a lot!

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New releases: He Drowned in Memory and more

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It has been almost a year since the last Zachary Goldman Mystery was released, and it is time for some more!

Today, He Drowned in Memory, book #11 in the series is live. Zachary is out of the hospital and on the trail of his missing brother. Only there are a few surprises along the way, and maybe some things that he didn’t want to dig up from the family’s past.

He Drowned in Memory can be read as a stand alone mystery/suspense or as part of the series.

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