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39. Author Interview with Jack Jordan

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Sarah and Frankie chat moral dilemmas, how to tackle the complex world of publishing and three-layer cakes with bestselling author, Jack Jordan.

Buy the books that Jack has written and recommended in this episode here: https://uk.bookshop.org/lists/books-written-and-recommended-by-jack-jordan/

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