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    Solomon Carter - The Reading List: Series Reading Order including Long Time Dying, Last Line, Roberts and Bradley short reads, Black and Gold, Luck and Judgment
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    Solomon Carter - The Reading List: Series Reading Order including Long Time Dying, Last Line, Roberts and Bradley short reads, Black and Gold, Luck and Judgment
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    Solomon Carter - The Reading List: Series Reading Order including Long Time Dying, Last Line, Roberts and Bradley short reads, Black and Gold, Luck and Judgment
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    Solomon Carter - The Reading List: Series Reading Order including Long Time Dying, Last Line, Roberts and Bradley short reads, Black and Gold, Luck and Judgment

    By Solomon Carter

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    Solomon Carter's book title checklist, organised by series and in reading order. A quick-reference checklist. Includes a foreword note by the author explaining the series order. Very simple, straightforward and easy to use. An easy reference list.
    This list includes all series titles, short stories, and stand-alone works and this list will be updated each time Solomon Carter releases a new book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSolomon Carter
    Release dateNov 22, 2016
    ISBN9781540197757
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    Solomon Carter - The Reading List: Series Reading Order including Long Time Dying, Last Line, Roberts and Bradley short reads, Black and Gold, Luck and Judgment
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    Solomon Carter

    Author of the Long Time Dying series, Solomon Carter grew up with crime and has worked around crime throughout his career. Born under a good sign, Solomon got lucky and didn't get addicted to crime or the lifestyle so easily available. Born in Southend, Essex, Solomon lived in South London, enjoying the sights, sounds, smokes, drinks and eats available for several years before coming back to Southend to write books and change the world. it's a big job, but someone's got to do it. Solomon lives in Southend with writer wife and children Batman and Black Canary, aged 3 years and 6 months respectively. Interests: staying sane in a hectic town on a seriously crazy world. Keeping the faith. Helping others do the same. Enjoying nature. Drinking neat scotch, sometimes vodka. Works out. Runs. Eats chocolate. Acts tough. Isn't that tough. Strong. Determined. On a mission. A writer since childhood, fascinated by the good and bad in all of us, a witness to how crime and addiction affects families from the inside out, and a believer that people can change if they really really want to. An alumnus of Goldsmiths College, London, on a mission to deliver entertainment, excitement to readers all over the world on the one hand, and to live the most authentic, inspiring and free wheeling adventure that life has to offer along the way. Join me for the ride. It's going to be fun. The Long Time Dying series brings an electric love affair into explosive contact with crime in the streets of Essex and London. Eva Roberts and Dan Bradley are ceaseless in pursuit of their quarry... Pick up the Long Time Dying series today.

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