![]() Alison Bruce started writing stories at age twelve and hasn't stopped since.
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Imajin This! New From Imajin Books:
MERRY CHRISTMAS & HAPPY HOLIDAYS! For a little extra holiday reading: Special for the Season & 12 Days: A Christmas Stalking
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Deadly New Series Coming spring 2012, from Imajin Books: Deadly Legacy, a Carmedy and Garrett Mystery. 2018: A generation of criminals has grown up on forensic shows and think they can get away with murder. Rookie police detective Kate Garrett and private investigator Jake Carmedy are discovering that... Even in the future, the past can kill you.
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Alison Bruce: Campus Author From the University of Guelph Library :
It was a great honour to be among the eighty-eight authors that were celebrated this year.
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On the Trail with Under A Texas Star
Current and upcoming guest blogs
Deep in the Heart of Romance
My Book Addiction and More Kate Hill Blog Follow me on Twitter s
Under A Texas Star is available in trade paperback and/or eBook format at: For review snips, click books.
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alison bruce, have laptop - will travel "...easy read, humorous and poignant." My home blog, have laptop - will travel contains the musings of an author, copywriter,
editor, designer, and mother.
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Nighthawk Talk Where reality blurs, and characters get to talk back. About a year ago, I started an intermittent blog on Live Journal called Nighthawk Talk Radio. However, Live Journal isn't meant for that sort of blog. So, Nighthawk - who has an eagle-eye for a juicy scoop, has moved to her own dedicated page. If you're an author and would like to showcase one of your characters on Nighthawk Talk, please contact me .
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| CWC's National Crime Writing Month blog: National Crime Writing Month is an annual Crime Writers of Canada in major cities across Canada. But what if you aren't in a major Canadian city -- or even in Canada? National Crime Writing Blog knows no civic, national, or calendar boundaries. No matter where you are, you can enjoy reading insights, vignettes and writing advice from Crime Writers of Canada member authors -- all year 'round. Fall brings a new theme as we see that "There must be 50 ways to kill your lover..."
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