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Yes, it would definitely be great. I am half way through a song for the broken hearted, which I am really enjoying. I've enjoyed all of them, but they do get stronger with each book, so it would be a shame to end the series with the decade. Thanks for responding, and best of luck to you, regardless of the direction!
Paddy Breen, an Irish Copper in London, during the peak of 'the troubles' in the 1970s, really does have potential, either as background context or a central storyline (says the reader to the published writer).
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Feb 28, 2020 11:33AM
Yes, it would definitely be great. I am half way through a song for the broken hearted, which I am really enjoying. I've enjoyed all of them, but they do get stronger with each book, so it would be a shame to end the series with the decade. Thanks for responding, and best of luck to you, regardless of the direction!
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Paddy Breen, an Irish Copper in London, during the peak of 'the troubles' in the 1970s, really does have potential, either as background context or a central storyline (says the reader to the published writer).
