Frank Mottl
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Regina Sage:
Hi Regina . . . Lip Balm is a tricky one. It could be used as a murder weapon, but to find the right lip balm, put a bit on your lips, and if you feel a tingling sensation immediately remove it! It terms of finding the lip balm, I suspect it may be like me looking for the ketchup in the fridge. My eyes glance by it every time. How did you like writing a murder mystery? Is that your genre?
Regina Sage
Hi Frank! You make a great point, and I'll double check the lip balm from now on. Oh gosh the disappearing ketchup! Our mustard does that, too. Since I was little I've loved mysteries, on TV or in books, but I find I'm not very pleased with my attempts to write them. While I prefer to stick to romance genres, I do include something like a murder mystery in my upcoming book, Sand's Caress.
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Frank Mottl
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Regina Sage:
I Regina, I just finished writing a murder/thriller/puzzler. I think there are at least two murders all influenced by loyalties to old Chinese Dynastys, but the murders themselves occur in Canada, in Cumberland, a coal mining town that took workers from Canton. Does your book have one murder or more?
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