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Not what they seem: P.J. Vernon and Carrie Jenkins deliver queer thrillers with very different tones and approaches

July 12, 2021June 14, 2022
by Steven Beattie

A breezy, plot-driven book and an abstruse, philosophically dense ontological mystery provide different pleasures for readers.

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Carrie JenkinsP.J. Vernon

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