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Author Spotlight: David C. Dawson

March 30, 2025March 30, 2025 by Mark Guzman

It’s the Daily DNA – Discover a New Author from the QueeRomance Ink site. Today: David C. Dawson FF MM Action Adventure, Contemporary, Dark Romance, Erotic Romance, Gaylit, Historical, Mystery, Suspense, Thriller David C Dawson writes contemporary thrillers featuring gay heroes in love. His debut novel The Necessary Deaths, was published in 2016 and has been described as “a real page turner”. It won Bronze for Best Mystery & Suspense in the FAPA awards. Rainbow Reviews said it was “an exciting read with complex characters”. The Necessary Deaths is the first instalment of The Delingpole Mysteries series. The second in the series is The Deadly Lies. The third instalment, The … Read more

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