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Short Circuits: A Life in Blogs, Volume I
By: Dorien Grey
Narrated by: Scott W. Kirby
Length: 12 hrs and 2 mins

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Short Circuits: A Life in Blogs, Volume I

Name: Short Circuits: A Life in Blogs, Volume I
Brand: Dorien Grey
SKU: BK_ACX0_007987UK
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By: Dorien Grey

Narrated by: Scott W. Kirby

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Summary

Lambda-nominated author Dorien Grey of The Dick Hardesty Mysteries and The Elliott Smith Mysteries, knows more than just how to write a great murder novel. He's also had an amazing life, both in the military and around the world. Here for the first time, are the collected blog and journal writings of this prolific author. As Grey notes, "Sometimes things are more clearly seen through the eyes of others." The hope is that the listener will see similarities to his/her own life, recognizing the commonality of the human condition.