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  1. Dan Coleman
    July 18, 2020 @ 9:15 pm

    And you get your money’s worth with DeMille, since his books are so long, generally.

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  2. Jack Rochester
    July 18, 2020 @ 10:33 pm

    Yup, that’s true, Dan! There’s long that’s filler and there’s long that increases suspense and DeMille is master of the latter.

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  3. Mary Driscoll
    July 20, 2020 @ 3:31 am

    OMG! it’s no coincidence that I’ve have read everything in the DeMille series and am now diving into the latest, co-authored by his son. Perhaps Corey is a slightly different version of Dennis Driscoll.? You recall my first cousins the Coreys? Just a coincidence I suppose.
    all the best wishes for your next literary contribution@ 🙂

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    • Jack Rochester
      July 20, 2020 @ 3:53 pm

      Hey MD – thanks for sharing. I definitely agree that Corey and Dennis share some DNA, but I don’t think John is related to your Corey clan haha! I sometimes think I should return to the DD mysteries – I have one with some meat on its bones that could easily be resurrected. The short stories were always great fun to write, and I was fortunate to have Mary McCann publish most of them. Hmm m m . . .

      Just finished listening to a novel set at Lake Tahoe, mostly https://www.janellebrown.com/pretty-things – you might like it. I really, really did.

      Hope you’re taking good care of yourself amid all the viral espionage going on.

      JBR

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