Books reviewed by Debbie Morrison at BookBrowse.

Debbie Morrison

Debbie Morrison is a writer, editor, and teacher living in South Florida. She has a PhD in literature with an emphasis in African American and Caribbean literature. As a reader, she has a particular love of literary fiction, speculative fiction, detective fiction, and true crime.

Books reviewed by Debbie Morrison

The Light of Days (04/07/21)

White Ivy (02/03/21)

Black Sun (11/18/20)

The Thursday Murder Club (10/07/20)

Jack (09/02/20)

No Presents Please (08/05/20)

They Went Left (06/03/20)

Conjure Women (04/22/20)

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