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    The Writer's Question
    The Writer's Question
    The Writer's Question
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    The Writer's Question

    By Rebecca Milton

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    A detective. Dedicated. Smart. Driven. Female. She has had a tough year and now, faced with interrogating a writer who had turned killer, who had said his reason was because things didn't seem true, seem real, she wondered if her reality would ever change. If she would find her way out of the mire of a hard year. If she would ever find answer. If she would ever find love.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAmorBooks.com
    Release dateJan 15, 2022
    ISBN9781005155704
    The Writer's Question
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    Rebecca Milton

    Rebecca Milton writes sizzling erotica and romance for the thinking person. On her free time she enjoys taking her Alaskan Malamute for long, long walks. He enjoys it too.

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      It was her place. She has, I think, a great place.

      The walls are white, painted over stone or brick, so they have a texture, not only to the touch but, a visual texture as well. Her furniture is simple but elegant, and when I was there, I had this feeling I was in a Jane Austen book or one of those Merchant Ivory films. You know, they are lush and rich, and everything feels. Actually, I find, in those films, the things, the walls, the furniture, all of the things, seem to feel more than the people do. Maybe that’s just me.

      Anyway, I was on the bed. It was a large, steel-framed bed. Great mattress, white linens, thick and soft. The windows of her place are floor to ceiling, and they look out onto, I have no idea what. Seriously, how long have I lived in this city and I have no idea what the views are. The river, yes but, it didn’t look like the river I know or a view I have ever seen in my life. Again, like a film or a post card. Something just a finger’s tip away

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