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> Are Crime Fiction Characters getting too Weird?
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Lisbeth Salander, Sherlock (UK TV version), DS Stone in Chasing Shadows - are fictional characters getting too extreme? Latest post:
A J Waines: author of
Girl on a Train
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The Evil Beneath
http://www.amzn.to/14M9mSw
Both reached No 1 in 'Murder' and 'Psychological Thrillers' in UK Kindle charts.
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A J Waines: author of Girl on a Train and The Evil Beneath
http://www.amzn.to/14M9mSw
Both reached No 1 in 'Murder' and 'Psychological Thrillers' in UK Kindle charts.