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valerief

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6. Stand alone. But I think the newer books are better written than the older ones.

Reply to uppityperson (Reply #5)

Sat Jun 4, 2016, 02:03 AM

Jun 2016

Order from newer to older:
o Hunny the TV Man (romance/suspense)
o The Medicinal Martini (cozy mystery)
o Playbook for a Dame (a Joan Crawfordish protagonist)
o Tall Buildings (dumb career gal protagonist)
o Geezer Summer of Love (this is a make-believe block of time when very old men were considered sexy; I had to figure a way to do that!)

BTW, you may hate them! That's okay, if you do. I don't take it personally. I also wrote two earlier novels (a purple prose romance and a really weird humorous story) but they're too horrible to put on Kindle. Ha! The ones above are readable, even you don't like the characters or stories.

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Free Kindle books through 6/6/16. All light reads, so light they're almost weightless. [View all] valerief Jun 2016 OP

Are you or know you the author? uppityperson Jun 2016 #1

I'm the author. I've finally settled on my last pseudonym, Veda Dalsette (it's my third, valerief Jun 2016 #2

Well, that's neat. I will check them out, thanks uppityperson Jun 2016 #3

Thanks! valerief Jun 2016 #4

Do you recommend a reading order or are they stand alone enough? uppityperson Jun 2016 #5

Stand alone. But I think the newer books are better written than the older ones. valerief Jun 2016 #6