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Book Reader
Favorite Literature Type
Novel
Favorite Genre or Category
Mystery and Crime
Favorite Author
John Girsham

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Loving Books

Posted on February 10, 2011 at 6:20pm 0 Comments

I love reading!  All kinds.  I have the best job in the world.  Voice transcribing for authors and inspiring authors.  So bring it on.  I would love to help out anyone!

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At 5:32am on February 12, 2011, scribbler said…
Nice to meet you Tami. :) Welcome aboard. I’ll look forward to getting to know you better. Sounds like an interesting job you have! Do you work for yourself or for a company? I don't think I know anyone in that line of work.
At 12:22am on February 16, 2011, Kay Elizabeth said…
Hi Tammi! Great to have you here and a warm welcome to Authors.com. :) It’s a very friendly community.

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