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Deborah Walker

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Science Fiction and Fantasy short story author.

Writing horror short stories under the pen name Kelda Crich.

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Deborah Walker said: " Jacey Bedford brings a 19th Century England to life-- with a twist. This is a world like our own but blessed, or some might say cursed, with magic.

This is a glorious book, a voluptuous book (does that make sense?), brimming with fascinating detail, ...more "

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