Writers discuss attributes that make their sleuths believable and relatable, as well as other components of their books that add to their believability.
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Presented by: D.R. Ransdell | Gay Yellen | Judy L. Murray | Kathryn Lasky | Lori Robbins | Rebecca Butler
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