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Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Schmuck wasn’t my intent, but if the shoe fits. Not really the ADAs fault, Jill purposely held things back, but that unveiling is still a few chapters away.- 52 comments
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Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Dark clouds indeed. But Brendan won’t be left out in the cold for long at all. And he is doing a good job being thrown suddenly into parenting. He is a smart man.- 52 comments
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Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Depositions, and a Problem Appears
It must be me, I’m balding too.- 52 comments
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Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Depositions, and a Problem Appears
Monday for sure. If I can swing Sunday, I will, can’t promise that though.- 52 comments
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Greg showed up as promised at twelve-thirty Saturday afternoon. Lanny's mother was there a few minutes earlier to retrieve him. Then, they were on their way to the courthouse. They emptied their pockets, and stepped through the magnetometer. The guard directed them to the District Attorney's office, on the third floor. Once in the reception area, Brendan indicated they were meeting with ADA Martin Kaspar. They were told to have a seat, Mr. Kaspar would be with them momentarily. Even though
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Getting you to like something in a genre you don’t usually read, sounds like a win to me.
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It’s not so secret anymore 🙂 But glad you would have welcomed more gore. Maybe in a sequel, the continuing adventures of Detective Saggio.
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Thanks for the lesson. That might read snarky, not how I meant it. Seriously, thanks.
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Sudden Death - Too Young (2)
Lee Wilson commented on Lee Wilson's story chapter in Sudden Death - Too Young (2)
Feel free to comment more. I’ve got a thick skin. -
I may actually have to read them all again with the foreknowledge of the authors in mind.
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Yes, definitely not everyone's cup of tea. But thanks for sticking with it and commenting.
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Thanks. And I'm happy to have not killed too many. Although, six is definitely my highest body count yet.
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Thanks. I wanted something different, not just for the contest, but also to expand my horizons. I'm glad to know I succeeded.
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I put that warning i place before I got to any really gruesome parts. I qualified it with "the most recent murders" or however I said it. I probably could have left it out completely, based on the finished product.
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Thanks. Was the use of fascinating an intentional pun? If so, well done.
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Another great compliment by comparison. Thanks.
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Yeah, I think incompetent defense attorneys is another of my trademarks. Hopefully I'll do better with my latest. Thanks for the compliment.
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Thanks. It feels good to know I've confused so many people.
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Obviously, the confusion was intentional. Thanks for reading.
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Thanks for the compliment. And you're welcome. I figured it had to be different if I wanted to hide the fact it was mine.
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All I can say to this is... Mission accomplished. Hehe
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A succinct summary. All taken as intended.
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An awesome compliment, although I've never watched Taking Lives, and have seen very little CSI.
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Thanks much. How I came up with the idea? I'd always had a serial killer mystery on my list of things I'd like to do at some point. It varied vastly from my back of the napkin summary. The common thread is the detective's name, Saggio, which translates from Italian as wise. I say a news photo with someone wearing a fancy hat, I looked into it, found it was also called a fascinator, and voila!
