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- Indexed issues, last 90 days
- 4
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- Sep 30, 2026
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- Aug 1, 2026
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Monsters Still Stalk Me (opens the original)
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Autumn and its magic approach!Being a shy kid, I made good friends with books. But I was also lucky enough to grow up with fog-shrouded castles, moonlit forests, prowling creatures, and times when every night and day felt like Halloween. Please journey with me, and I will lay all the magic before you:Thanks for reading The Sleuths of Sherrill Joseph! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<input class="email-input" name
Sharon Michalove’s The Scholar and the Scoundrel (opens the original)
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Bridging LoveSharon Michalove’s The Scholar and the Scoundrel: A Regency Romance Duet, will transport you to Jane Austen’s England. It is her character Margaret Dashwood’s turn to take centerstage in this romantic adventure, cleverly and effectively plucked and adapted by Michalove from Austen’s Sense and Sensibility.Thanks for reading The Sleuths of Sherrill Joseph! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support
An Honor for Macadamia Street: Hidden Skeleton! (opens the original)
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Thank you, Readers’ Favorite Book Awards, for honoring my Macadamia Street: Hidden Skeleton with a Bronze Award today in the Children’s Mystery category!Congratulations to all the winners, and there are many.Thanks for reading The Sleuths of Sherrill Joseph! Subscribe for free to receive new posts and support my work.<
Redefining "Deep State" with Mysteries (opens the original)
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Feel like you’re getting hit over the head daily—maybe hourly—by social media noise, conflicting news about world events, and the rapid rise of AI?Like me, you might find yourself wondering whether the truth is actually out there. What’s real, what’s false, and what sits somewhere in between? Are we absorbing information, misinformation, or outright disinformation? Learning to tell the difference is essential to our well‑being and our pursuit of happiness.Th
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