DBT #0126: Kathy Reichs – Bones are Forever
Kathy Reichs is on David’s Book Talk, discussing ‘Bones are Forever’ and other topics of interest to book lovers.
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DBT 0229: Robert Dugoni – In the Clearing (The Tracy Crosswhite Series)
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DBT0271: Matthew Sullivan – Midnight at the Bright Ideas Bookstore
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DBT #0172: Shirley Jones: A Memoir
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