Fantasy Suspense and Romance with Linda Poitevin

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Good Adventures, This week, I'm chatting with one of my favorite authors. Romance. Fantasy suspense, giant dogs, and husbands that won't retire. Comment over on our YouTube channel. Links: https://www.lindapoitevin.com (romance website) https://www.facebook.com/LindaPoitevin https://www.lydiahawkebooks.com (urban fantasy website) Comment on this weeks show Even if you don't read either genre, you need to follow Linda on facebook just for her photos of itty bitty and giant dog. But seriously. She's great. Read her books. What do I write? Thanks for asking. A pool of blood. A missing body. A famous brother accused of murder. June Nash has the worst luck. Grab your copy of How to Sex Your Snake today. https://books2read.com/u/bxvJYq And as I always say on the show, let me know what you're reading! My kindle is almost bare. See you next time. Go read a good book. Melissa

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