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  • Colleen McCullough
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    …Prejudice (1813); and the romantic Bittersweet (2013). On, Off (2006), Too Many Murders (2009), and Sins of the Flesh (2013) were entries in her murder-mystery series featuring the police captain Carmine Delmonico. She also wrote the biography The Courage and the Will: The Life of Roden Cutler, V.C. (1999).

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