Sandra Murphy Featured on Heather Weidner’s Blog
Sandra Murphy was featured on Heather Weidner’s blog to talk about First Comes Love, Then Comes Murder, an invitation-only, female-only, anthology of 19 short stories of the risks of love.
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Sandra Murphy was featured on Heather Weidner’s blog to talk about First Comes Love, Then Comes Murder, an invitation-only, female-only, anthology of 19 short stories of the risks of love.
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