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    Strands of Blackmail

    By Linda Maye Adams

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    Shari Kendell protects her glamorous Hollywood family's name. Her grandmother Julia dead, diaries revealing blackmail from a fifty year old affair.

    Why would anyone blackmail Julia? Shari vows to find out why.  The shocking revelation she discovers changes how she thinks of her grandmother.

    A heart-breaking mystery short story.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBad Gnome Press
    Release dateSep 12, 2017
    ISBN9781540136121
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    Linda Maye Adams

    Linda Maye Adams is published in Kevin J. Anderson’s anthology Monsters, Movies, & Mayhem.  She is the author of the military-based GALCOM Universe series, including the novel Crying Planet, featured in the 2018 Military Science Fiction StoryBundle, and is working on a superhero novel. 

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