Featured Post

Friday, November 9, 2012

DEE HENDERSON


 
Dee Henderson is the bestselling, award-winning author of 15 previous novels, including the acclaimed O'MALLEY series and UNCOMMON HEROES series. She is a lifelong resident of Illinois. Learn more at www.deehenderson.com

To see the book video trailer and read the first chapters visit  www.deehenderson.com.



 




FULL DISCLOSURE
Dee Henderson


Ann Silver is a cop's cop. As the Midwest Homicide Investigator, she is called in to help local law enforcement on the worst of cases, looking for answers to murder. Hers is one of the region's most trusted investigative positions.
 
Paul Falcon is the FBI's top murder cop in the Midwest. If the victim carried a federal badge or had a security clearance, odds are good Paul and his team see the case file or work the murder.
 
Their lives intersect when Ann arrives to pass a case off her desk and onto his. A car wreck and a suspicious death offer a lead on a hired shooter he is tracking. Paul isn't expecting to meet someone, the kind that goes on the personal side of the ledger, but Ann Silver has his attention.
 
The better he gets to know her, the more Paul realizes her job barely scratches the surface of who she is. Paul wonders just what secrets Ann is keeping, until she shows him the John Doe Killer case file, and he starts to realize just who this lady he is falling in love with really is....
 
*************************************************************
 

S.S: Dee, welcome to the Suspense Sisters! How long have you been writing?
 
I started writing seriously when I was in my teens and first had a manuscript that was good enough to show an editor when I was in my thirties. Most authors don't take that much practice, but it's not uncommon to write five or six books before you figure out everything you need to learn to make stories work.
S.S: Do you write full time? If the answer is no, what else do you do? If you are a full time author, what other jobs did you have in the past?

I now have the luxury of writing full time.

I’m wired by God to be a story teller. Hours spent working on a story are not a job, they are in fact the reward for having gotten the rest of my life uncluttered enough so I can do what I want – and most often that’s a pen and paper and being lost in a story I’m creating.

Writing has always been my first love, and I knew that from a young age, I was just smart enough to understand the doorway to what I wanted for my life had a two part answer. One part being a good paying job I enjoyed – being an engineer where logic dominated the job description – and using that job to pay the bills and give me time to learn to write good fiction. The second part using the savings I gathered over a decade to take a risk when I was ready to make the move to writing full time.

I used being an engineer to pay my bills, give me time to practice writing fiction, and develop what I wanted for a career. There’s a book called Outliers by Malcolm Gladwell that talks about the time and practice it takes to excel in a field. Being an engineer for a decade enabled me to become a writer because it gave me a decade of serious practice at the craft before I sold my first book.

S.S: Tell us about the moment you finally felt like a “real author”?

It’s been very recently actually.

I have sixteen books published now. I like this profession mostly because this is what I used to dream about doing when I was a little girl. I even remember the summer school art class where we got to create our own book. It had a cardboard cover with fabric across it, and a spine, and pages. I was delighted to hold that in my hand. I wanted to do that when I grew up.

The Full Disclosure books are spectacular. I've still got my copies of the hardback and trade paper on the coffee table to pick up and enjoy. It's what I've always dreamed of, a well done hardback that feels like a real book, not something small and thin, and the cover on the trade edition is beautiful. They feel like really nice milestones. It only took sixteen books to get what I have been dreaming about since I was a little girl so it's been a very nice year.

S.S.: Who has been your greatest supporter as an author? 

My parents. I was blessed because my dad never once said, implied, or doubted, that I could be a writer if that was what I wanted to be. He would recognize the effort, and encourage me to keep at it. I’m sure he thought it was very long odds that a girl with a talent for math and not for English was going to turn into a writer able to make a living at it, but he let me have the dream and he encouraged me to keep working at it. Being a writer is a child’s dream come true, and it stayed alive over the years because my family made room for me to dream it. My mother has been, for the last 15 years, the helper that makes it day in and day out possible to write. She’s stuffed more envelopes and counted more bookmarks and fixed more meals for me that I can count. If the books have sold, its been because of Mom’s tireless efforts to tell people about them on my behalf. She’s made the income of being a writer possible.

S.S:  Why suspense? Do you write in any other genres? If so, what?

Romantic suspense has different goals in the hands of different authors. I simply want interesting characters working out a difficult problem. I like a fast-paced story. I love a good romance. And since I’m writing primarily for my own enjoyment, I gravitate toward romantic suspense. The books have a variety of approaches for where that suspense originates, from the past, or from an event which just occurred, but it’s the mystery of unraveling the truth in the time pressure of unfolding events that makes this kind of story work.

S.S: How does your faith play into your writing?

I think God teaches me a lot about Himself by the questions I wrestle with in the books, and in the process of writing the story itself. The entire process of getting a story to work from beginning to end, getting it through the publishing process and released for people to read, requires more prayer than just about any activity or problem I have in life.

What a character thinks about God, whether they believe or not, interests me. That’s the key difference between an ABA story that’s a good romance and mystery, and one of my books. I’m not ready to say a manuscript is finished until I’ve figured out what I want the book to share about God.

S.S: If you couldn’t write, what else would you want to do?

Writing is work, so I love the months I’m not writing as I get to explore what else I might like to do. Every book I write I think, is this the last book? I trade the markets and enjoy that (love bear markets). I would think about painting in a serious way (God is an incredible artist). 

S.S:  Tell us about your current release.
 
In Full Disclosure I gave two very good cops a car wreck, a suspicious death, and a lead on a hired shooter. The case which began so simply will lead them to the kind of secret that will change how history is written once it is known.

So at it's most basic Full Disclosure is a mystery and a romance.

I like writing about cops. With Full Disclosure I wanted to portray the job that a cop’s life really is—the cases keep coming to be solved and if you’re going to have a private life outside of work, you’d best learn to create time for it and nurture it. I gave Ann and Paul a tough case to deal with, and secrets that would have an explosive impact when revealed.

I also wanted to write a romance that was a bit against type. He wants to get married and is looking for the right lady. She’s content being single, and hasn’t been thinking about marriage. It made for a fascinating pair of characters in Ann Silver and Paul Falcon that I think readers are going to enjoy.

That shift from single to married is a wonderful window into who people are and I love to explore it in my books. How people get to that point, why they cross it. I wanted to write more about their lives after the wedding, and this story let me go that direction. It’s something I hope to do more of in future books – write that next chapter in my characters lives.

S.S: Where did you get your inspiration for this book?

I write a lot about survivors—overcoming what’s happened, learning something about yourself and friends, deepening what you know about God—it adds a rich layer to the stories I want to explore. This book follows that basic theme, so I think its going to read as familiar to my fans even though its more layered than prior books.

S.S: What is the main thing you hope readers remember from your story?

That life walking with God can lead in unexpected directions, but God has a good plan in mind, and knows who we are.

Fiction and characters are a place to sketch out what is true about real life, to make it easier to see. Paul had a choice about where his life was heading, so did Ann. It’s good to enjoy where you are at. It’s also good to consider new opportunities when they present themselves. And most of life – it’s not our plan. God’s the one in control. It’s what God brings into our lives and how we respond that is the interesting part of life. God knows us better than we know ourselves, and his plans are often much richer than we can imagine for ourselves.

S.S: What are you working on now?

There are two stories in the finishing stage.

Jennifer: An O’Malley Love Story begins when Jennifer and Tom meet, and ends with the opening of The Negotiator. I love this series of books, and doing Jennifer’s story was important to me to have the arc of the series complete. This will come out as a small gift-size hardback in May 2013. (I am still thinking about doing Tom’s story in the year after The Rescuer.)

The second manuscript just left my desk this week for my first readers. I love Charlotte and Bryce, I love the romance that develops between them, and the story behind who Charlotte is, and the layers of the crime that needs solved. This was my fun time for the summer as the Full Disclosure marketing was going on. I got to spend the months with Charlotte and Bryce and loved every minute of it.

S.S: A tough question: Where do you want to be career-wise in five years? Ten years? 

My goals haven’t changed much since I began publishing twelve years ago. I want to make my books a destination for readers—those who read my stories because of what they say about God, as well as with readers who enjoy my books in spite of the fact they talk about God.

In the last year my goal has become a lot more specific. I want the O’Malley series to replace Shades of Gray in the bestseller lists. It bothers me the direction culture is going, that real romance is being lost in the distortion of what popular culture thinks it is. I’d like to revive a sense of true romance and remind readers good guys do exist.

S.S:  Now let’s get a little personal. Name two things on your “bucket list” that you haven’t done yet.   

I was asked one time – what is your favorite holiday? And I replied I actually don’t like holidays – they are too busy – I’d rather have a regular day that goes 24 hours without something going wrong during it. That would be a nice holiday.

When I read your question about a bucket list, I had a similar reaction. I want more of the same. I want a week like last week where I wrote some on a story, talked with friends, took a walk with God, read a few books, watched a movie, and slept. Oh, and my mother called and asked if I wanted something brought back from the Dairy Queen. It’s hard to beat that kind of nice week. Even the weather was nice. Sometimes earth feels like a slice of heaven. I don’t have major goals I want to accomplish, or things I dream about doing. I’ve already got them. I simply want more of the same, and time to enjoy them.

S.S.: Where can readers find you on the internet?

I appreciate the mail and the feedback – good or bad – its how I learn what works and what doesn’t with stories. I invite you to drop by www.DeeHenderson.com and say hello.

S.S: It’s been many years since your last book. We missed you…what have you been doing? 

It’s always nice to be missed. It wasn’t a plan to have so much time between books, it’s simply how this particular story evolved. Full Disclosure originated in a mystery series I had developed over the course of a couple years. That series turned into the backstory for a larger single title. I don’t recommend arriving at a book that way, but I personally like the results of a richer plot line and more complex characters. I hope to be creating stories for my readers to enjoy for decades to come, just hopefully with not as much time between finished stories in the future.

SS.: hat has God been teaching you lately?

He’s working on teaching me to live within my limits. I tend to stretch too far and not leave enough margin in my life, around my finances in particular, or my health. I find it easier to manage areas like my time. On that, I keep a limited list rather than a to-do-list. I know I won’t get done what everyone would like from me, so I chose the items that personally matter to me, or impact my family. Most stuff simply doesn’t get done. It’s easier to accept that, then live like you can do everything. The other areas of life are much tougher for me to discipline. Anyway, God’s been working on that one for a while. I’ll be glad when He’s helped me solve it.

S.S: Who’s your favorite character in all your books and why? 

I love Quinn and Lisa as a couple. Lisa has a depth to her backstory that I did not realize was there until I wrote The Truth Seeker and it fit so well with the faith theme of the book being the resurrection that I think it was God inspired in small ways. There are scenes with Lisa and Quinn from that book I remember better than any of the other stories I’ve written.

S.S.: Are any of your characters based on real people? 

You can pretty much read a book of mine for the dog I either have or want to have. But the characters in my stories come from my imagination.

S.S: Would you call yourself a Christian fiction writer or a fiction writer who happens to be a Christian? Why? 

I’m a Christian fiction writer. What a character thinks about God, whether they believe or not, interests me. People in real life have their work, their day-to-day life, their personality and character, and then they have the rest of who they are. Stories that ignore the fact people have a spiritual dimension in their lives lose out on a rich vein of character insights. What someone believes in and why, what they do with that belief and how it changes, or doesn’t change, how they live their lives, is rich story material. It’s useful when you want to write a strong book to use every tool available. Ignoring faith makes people two dimensional.


We have three copies of FULL DISCLOSURE to give away. Please leave a comment, along with your contact information. We'll draw three winners next week!


 



 
 
 

54 comments:

  1. I am hooked on wanting to read this book.Would love to win a copy please .Thank you ,Dana "Girl"
    jashbk@earthlink.net

    ReplyDelete
  2. Interesting interview. I will have to check my library for some of her books. Melissa L. racky (at) carolina.rr (dot) com

    ReplyDelete
  3. I would love to read a copy of Ms. Henderson's book. I love the suspense because I can't usually put the book down until I am finished. Thanks for all you do. My email is deb37beny@comcast.net

    ReplyDelete
  4. I've always had a desire to write as well but see such competition and animosity among authors that I don't think I would want to bother....It has scared me away from trying! rhonda_nash_hall@comcast.net
    Rhonda

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Rhonda there is too much of that sort of thing, but there is also a lot of support and encouragement in the right places. I am a new writer and joined ACFW last year. It was the best thing I could have done. I have had published writers unselfishly share ideas, teachings, critiques and encouragement there. If you really want to write, do it. God has placed a story in you to share that someone needs to hear. As in life, you can choose to stay away from the negative and embrace the best. Best wishes. I hope you will give it a try.

      Delete
  5. Dee, thanks so much for stopping by! so good to have you here. Hugs!

    ReplyDelete
  6. I so enjoyed FULL DISCLOSURE and am looking forward to Jennifer O'Malley's story! I read my local library's copy of FULL DISCLOSURE (got it on release day!!!), so winning a copy would be great! carolehill70@gmail.com

    ReplyDelete
  7. Dee, I have missed you so much! I've read every book you've written and loved every one! I can't wait to read this one! I was just thinking a couple weeks ago when I was at a book store that I haven't seen a new book by you in a long time. SO glad you are back! YEA!
    Valri
    westernaz@msn.com

    ReplyDelete
  8. Dee, thank you for the interview. It's nice getting to know you.

    ReplyDelete
  9. Dee it is so good to see you back!! I have missed you and your writing. I have read all your previous titles over and over. I have read Full Disclosure on y phone app but if i were to win a copy i would give it to my daughter. She is also a big fan! Blessing to you and again do glad to see you back!!!

    ReplyDelete
  10. So good to hear from you Dee. I am glad you have a new book coming out!! I am excited about ready it!
    Have enjoyed getting the autographed copies from you in the past. :-)
    Blessings,
    Marcia
    mlmeyers1201@yahoo.com

    ReplyDelete
  11. Dee
    Thank you so very much for being a writer Your books inspire me Gods love shines through you
    Chris Granville
    granville@frontiernet.net

    ReplyDelete
  12. I for one am so glad you back you have been missed. I love love your books actually, I reread them atleast once a year (The O'Malley Series). I am looking forward to reading all your books.

    Lourdes11743[at]gmail[dot]com

    ReplyDelete
  13. Welcome to Suspense Sisters, Dee. So glad you could drop in with some great Q & A. We're excited to have you back in the game with wonderful new books!

    ReplyDelete
  14. Glad to have you back. You've been missed on the bookshelf.

    ReplyDelete
  15. I have a copy of Full Disclosure in my TBR pile at home, but just wanted to say that Truth Seeker was my absolute O'Malley series favorite.
    I loved the interplay between Quinn and Lisa and how their pasts were part of the story.
    I've read a lot of General Market romantic suspense and always loved the mix of tension and sweetness the genre brings. That's why I've chosen to write stories like these, too.
    I'm happy to say I'm now a member of the Love Inspired Suspense family.

    Keep the books coming, Dee. Can't wait for more.

    Lisa Phillips
    @lisaphillipsbks

    ReplyDelete
  16. I so much enjoy reading, especially since I have found Christian writers! You ladies have inspired me more than I can say. I can only thank God that he gave us ladies like you that make it life to give to others. Thank You and Praise be to God. Juanita

    ReplyDelete
  17. Dee, Thank you for the interview. It is nice getting to know the authors better. I LOVE reading all of your books. Please keep them coming. I look forward to the next book already. Blessings!!

    Gail Earwood at e-mail: gailearwood@yahoo.com

    ReplyDelete
  18. Going to start my 16-year-old on the O'Malley series. We'll have to get them from the library. I don't own them anymore...had to give them to my sister. So excited to know more about you and your writing from this interview.

    Blessings,
    Voni
    richnvoni (at) yahoo (dot) com

    ReplyDelete
  19. This sounds like a fascinating story. I prefer romantic suspense stories to just romance ones. Hope to be a winner.

    ReplyDelete
  20. Love it! So excited to have a new Dee Henderson book. She was my introduction to Romantic Suspense. Can't wait to get my hands on this one.

    ReplyDelete
  21. Dee, you were one of the very first authors that truly stood out to me, and I have always looked forward to reading your books. I am SO excited to read Full Disclosure! Thanks for the interview and for the giveaway!

    ReplyDelete
  22. This was a great interview with a great author. Thanks, Dee!

    ReplyDelete
  23. I've really like the Dee Hendersons that I've read so I'd really like to read a new one. Pen

    pmettert @ yahoo (dot) com

    ReplyDelete
  24. I never stood a chance for the BIG one. I wrote comments twice, and both times it said it was published, but I went back thru all 300plus comments today, and, it still isn't here. Maxie ( mac262@me.com )

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. Hi, Maxie. Nancy Mehl explained as follows, in case you missed her response: Maxie - Some of the comments didn't show up on the site. Not sure why. But we didn't choose from those comments. We signed into our account and chose from the comments recorded there. ALL of them showed up. You had a chance to win just like everyone else. Sorry for the confusion. Still not sure why they weren't all displayed in public. Maybe there were just too many. We'll continue to choose by signing in and checking ALL the comments. So don't worry. (Smile)

      Delete
  25. So glad for the new release. I've missed reading your books. Would love to win Full Disclosure!
    pat at ptbradley dot com

    ReplyDelete
  26. Maxie - Some of the comments didn't show up on the site. Not sure why. But we didn't choose from those comments. We signed into our account and chose from the comments recorded there. ALL of them showed up. You had a chance to win just like everyone else. Sorry for the confusion. Still not sure why they weren't all displayed in public. Maybe there were just too many. We'll continue to choose by signing in and checking ALL the comments. So don't worry. (Smile)

    ReplyDelete
  27. Love these kinds of books!

    lauralyric hotmail com

    ReplyDelete
  28. I love Dee's books especially the O'Malley series. I loved sharing them with others including my daughter. Would love to add Full Disclosure to my list.

    Thanks for interviewing one of my favorite romantic suspense authors.

    emcwrites at gmail dot com

    ReplyDelete
  29. I am so excited about another book by Dee! I have loved all the rest, and on my "bucket list", I would own them all! I would absolutely love to have Full Disclosure!
    Looking forward to the others that are in the "works" as well :) God bless.

    bettimace at gmail dot com

    ReplyDelete
  30. The O'Malley series is what I was reading when I felt the need to write my own books--certainly not because I felt like I could do anything better, though. I was so wrapped up in that unique family and the depth of each character, their willingness to lay it on the line, flaws and all, (and those romances!) that I wanted to create a story world of my own. I'm a huge Dee Henderson fan, so enter me in that drawing, ladies! I'd love to win a copy!

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. oops! How about I leave my contact info? authorbrkaczmarek @ gmail (dot) com

      Delete
  31. I loved the O'Malley series and am looking forward to reading Full Disclosure. It would be fun to win a copy. Thanks for the chance.

    pmk56[at]sbcglobal[dot]net

    ReplyDelete
  32. My mom and I trade christian fiction all the time, especially suspense! Thank you for all your hard work!
    jennydtipton[at]gmail[dot]com

    ReplyDelete
  33. I enjoyed this interview with Dee. I haven't read any of her books yet. I have heard rave reviews on this one. I'd love to win a copy of Full Disclosure. Thank you so much for a chance to win a great book.

    Blessings!
    Judy B
    sweetpea.judy(at)yahoo(dot)com

    ReplyDelete
  34. I have always enjoyed Dee Hendersons writing and it was so wonderful to hear from her through this interview! I would love a copy of this new book of hers!

    eahendryx@gmail.com

    ReplyDelete
  35. So excited to see a new title from Dee Henderson! She has been a favorite since I read the O'Malley series years ago! Looking forward to reading Full Disclosure. Chris

    fotofanatic@hotmail.com

    ReplyDelete
  36. Dee Henderson is one of my favorite authors. Her books are like NCIS meets the Hallmark channel. I love it! Please enter my info for the drawing debra.callowayatsbcglobal.net.

    ReplyDelete
  37. I first found Dee Henderson's books browsing in the Christian fiction section of the book store. I was lucky enough to find the first in the O'Malley series. I have since collected the series and enjoy passing them onto friends who need a good fiction fix. I'm excited to see a new title from Dee!

    walteresohana@yahoo.com

    ReplyDelete
  38. Dee, it is so wonderful to see there's a new title from you! I will be buying it, for sure. And thanks so much for visiting the blog. What a great post.

    Best wishes!
    Roxanne

    ReplyDelete
  39. Hi Dee! I can't wait to read Full Disclosure. The O'Malley series has always been my fave. Thanks for taking time to share with us. God bless.
    Darlene L Turner

    darlene@darlenelturner.com

    ReplyDelete
  40. Dee I understand what you said about clearing out the clutter so you can do what you really want to do. It goes beyond clearing things off your calendar, doesn't it? It goes deeper into your spirit into that place where you deal with God about your talents, desires and purpose. I've been working on that a lot this year. I'm so looking forward to reading FULL DISCLOSURE. I wish you could write your books as fast as I can read them! :) Best wishes, and thank you for sharing your gift.

    ReplyDelete
    Replies
    1. forgot to leave my email address:

      sherristone62@hotmail.com

      Delete
  41. Looking forward to reading this, thanks for the giveaway!
    kittygirl15401(at)yahoo(dot)com

    ReplyDelete
  42. I'd love to win a copy of Full Disclosure. I love Dee Henderson's books. They're like potato chips! Thanks for offering this giveaway!
    Nancee
    quiltcat26[at]sbcglobal[dot]net

    ReplyDelete
  43. Dee, I just saw your book in Walmart yesterday! If I hadn't known it was already out, I would have been so surprised! I'm so glad we have this website that brings us the news of upcoming books like yours and a great interview like the one you just gave us....thanks! So nice to read about your writing process and learn a little more about you!
    Valri
    westernaz@msn.com

    ReplyDelete
  44. This comment has been removed by the author.

    ReplyDelete
  45. Greetings From Dr KALEB ZAKI HEALING CENTER

    We have cure for all kind of sickness and diseases such as HIV/AIDS, Cancer, Pyle, Ash-man, Ulcer,syphilis, Diabetes, heart, liver, blood, eye, kidney, hip and brain problems e.t.c Our herbal Drugs is of best standard across the world.
    Email us via fastcureforsicknesses@gmail.com if there is anyway we can be of help to you. We await your urgent response.Thanks and God bless you.

    Regards From Dr Kaleb Zaki .....The Great Healer

    ReplyDelete
  46. I love Dee Henderson's book's. It would be great to win a copy. My email is momndad243@yahoo.com. Thanks.

    ReplyDelete
  47. indeed the most powerful spell caster have ever experienced in life. Am Posting this to the Forum in case there is anyone who has similar problem and still looking for a way out.
    1. To care HIV/AID or related illness
    2. Bring back lost lover, even if lost for a long time
    3. Remove bad spells from homes, business & customer attraction etc.
    4. Get promotion you have desired for a long time at work or in your career.
    5. Read all your problems before you even mention them to him
    6. Remove the black spot that keeps on taking your money away
    7. Find out why you are not progressing in life and the solution
    8. Eliminate in family fights
    9. Ensure excellent school grades even for children with mental disabilities
    10. Stop your marriage or relationship from breaking apart
    11. I destroy and can send back the Nikolos (water spirit, sleepless nite, up presses by wicked powers,) if requested
    12. heal barrenness in women and disturbing menstruation
    13. Get you marriage to the lover of your choice
    14. Recover stolen property and whereabouts of people that hurt you.
    15. Bring supernatural luck into
    16. Pregnancy spell to conceive baby
    17.Get your scam money back
    18. if any want Interested popular in music
    19. if any want Interested popular in football club

    you can reach him here or if
    Interested Persons should contact me via E-mail :
    drsambolatemple11@outlook.com

    Dr. sambola
    +2348079532940

    ReplyDelete
  48. Hello am GOLDINA from the united state, i read some testimony about Dr LOLA on how he has helped people in bringing back there ex within 48hours i was just thinking if that was real,And decided to call a lady who made a testimony and also dropped her number,So i called her and ask her about Dr LOLA she said Dr LOLA is a trustworthy man and he his ready to bring back my lover for me,i was just so happy and a little bit relief that my lover will be back to me soon,Then i decided in contacting Dr LOLA which i did,And before i could share him my problem he has already told me what i came for,And he said everything will be okay within 48hours that my lover will be back to my arms,So he said he would be casting the spell and that within 48hours my lover would call me,So i hoped so truly before the 48hours i got a call from a man who has left me for the past 6years saying he is sorry and he wants me back,i was happy and i said i also want him back,Then i traveled to Canada to meet him up,And he apologized for what he has done to me now he proposed to marry me and we are both preparing for our wedding soon,All thanks to the great and World best spell caster, Dr LOLA His private mail (LOLASPELLTEMPLE@gmail.com)

    he is helping to fixed problems on:
    1 (HIV/aids spell)
    2 (you are look for a man Or woman to Marriage spell)
    3 (you need a Child spell)
    4 (Becoming a manager spell)
    5 (Get a job spell)
    6 Success or pass spell
    7 (Love spell)
    Win a difficult case in court spell and many. more.
    Contact he of any of these today at:
    (LOLASPELLTEMPLE@gmail.com) His await your urgent response

    ReplyDelete
  49. Dr.Sambola I love to be on your testimonial page to spread my happiness. Your hard work and effort is greatly appreciated especially from me. My girl-friend is back home. We are back together. I'm picking her up from the station today. I haven't saw her in 6 years. I wasted so much time with other spell casters and should have stuck with you originally. You are a truly gifted spell caster and I just wanted to take the time to show how you and tell the world how grateful I am"thanks to Dr.Sambola , contact him if need his help. Contact him today on: drsambolatemple11@outlook.com

    ReplyDelete
  50. Hello world, i can't believe that this is real and genuine not until i give it a try out, i was an HIV patient for 2 years when i get in touch with Dr Odumego the great healer after reading how he have been curing people with HIV, at first i thought it was a scam but at last i chose to contact him and give him a trial, he told me what to do and i simply do it and he gave me his medication and ask me to go for check up after two months i agree with him, i took this medication and went for check up after two months to my greatest surprise my result was negative after the treatment from Dr Odumego, i am really happy that i am cured and healthy again. and i want to use this opportunity to tell you all that is suffering from HIV to hurry up and contact him now here drodumegoherbalclinic@gmail.com cause the solution to your problem has come...You can as well call him on +2348158529132

    ReplyDelete