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Local man pens colorful novels

by | Oct 2, 2019 | Life & Style

Drawing on a vivid imagination and his years of experience as a crime scene investigator, Jim Howell of Wylie has written three novels and is working on his fourth.

Although Howell pointed out that the first effort, “Emerald Reflections,” is a romance novel, the next two fall more in the crime-mystery genre.

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