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Patricia Gulley
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Patricia is a retired veteran of the Travel Industry. She worked for two airlines and three travel agencies, the last, one of the world's largest, for twenty years. Her latest book, Brownstone Burial is a paranormal mystery set in 1963, and has an airline reservations department of the time as background. Her book, Downsized To Death, is about a working, travel agent manager of a national travel company facing downsizing when murder is added to her work load.
She lives on a floating home in Oregon. Her short story, The Critique Group, appearsin the anthology, Fish Tales-The Guppy Anthology, and it take place in a floating home moorage.
She considers her books a traditional mystery by British definition, as the puzzle and twists are impor ...more
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Fish Tales: The Guppy Anthology
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25 Years in the Rearview Mirror: 52 Authors Look Back
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Brownstone Burial
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Downsized to Death: a Travel Agent Mystery
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Am currently reading The Stranger in the Asylum by Alys Clare, book published by Soho Press. The book front has the same artwork as the dust jacket, wonderful in case you lose the dust jacket. NEVER lose dust jackets.
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The Murder Before Christmas (Charlie Kingsley Mysteries, #1)
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"While this was my first time reading this novel, I was not unfamiliar with the story. As with many AC books, I watched the David Suchet series during its first run and again about 5-6 years ago. Having said that, I couldn't really remember whodunnit,"
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"Not a bad story, but this book was written too recently to get away with tossing in racial slurs without the support of the plot. Not quite fun enough to be a light read, not complex enough to be gripping. Also, why do the heroines always have to be "
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You can't call yourself a liberal and not love this book. It shots from the hip and names names. Loved it. It had a good mystery too. Liked the nice mentions of OR, I do believe VT and OR are soulmates. Highly recommended, especially if you enjoy Carl ...more |
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“The whole problem with the world is that fools and fanatics are always so certain of themselves, and wiser people so full of doubts.”
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“I thought to find it in the Christian Church, but the dogma sickened me, and the whole foundation is built upon a fairy-tale. Christ Himself is a figurehead, a puppet thing created by man himself.”
― Jamaica Inn
― Jamaica Inn
“I looked you up, Arkady. You have a checkered career."
"I'm flattered. I was unaware of having any career at all.”
― The Siberian Dilemma
"I'm flattered. I was unaware of having any career at all.”
― The Siberian Dilemma
“I've always loved strong women, which is lucky for me because once you're over about twenty-five there is no other kind. Women blow my mind. The stuff that routinely gets done to them would make most men curl up and die, but women turn to steel and keep on coming. Any man who claims he's not into strong women is fooling himself mindless; he's into strong women who know how to pout prettily and put on baby voices, and who will end up keeping his balls in her makeup bags.”
― Faithful Place
― Faithful Place
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Hi Patricia,Thanks for befriending this fellow mystery author here on Goodreads as well as elsewhere!
