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Sophie Hannah on Crime Writing

January 15, 2015 Sophie Hannah 0

Sophie Hannah on Crime Writing TSM: Tell us about your new book, The Carrier?? SH: The Carrier is the story of Gaby, a woman who finds out that the only man she’s ever loved, Tim Breary, has […]

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