Award Winning Horror Author Carter Wilson - "I don't write series because I want to kill anyone at anytime."

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Good Adventures, You're gonna love this week's show. I'm chatting with horror author Carter Wilson. His recent award winning book, The Dead Girl in 2A is on my must read/listen list. Check out his website and join his newsletter. You'll thank me later. Comment over on our YouTube channel. ~~~ That's it for now. Go read a good book. Melissa p.s. What do I write? Thanks for asking. Gifts from strangers are never good. Especially when they’re big bundles of drugs. How to Square Your Grouper, the latest June Nash Mystery is out now.

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