Crime Fiction Files
Carmen AmatoCIA veteran Carmen Amato shares the encounters, experiences and current events behind her crime fiction thrillers, including the award-winning Detective Emilia Cruz police series set in Acapulco.
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| Issues | 66 | Subscribers | Read | carmenamato.substack.com |
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Welcome to the Crime Fiction Files. I’m CIA veteran Carmen Amato, sharing the encounters, experiences and current events behind my crime fiction thrillers, including the award-winning Detective Emilia Cruz police series set in Acapulco.
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Welcome to the Crime Fiction Files. I’m Carmen Amato, a CIA veteran sharing the encounters, experiences and current events behind my crime fiction.
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