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Little known fact—word “whore” comes from Old English, “hore,” meanin’ dirt or filth. Kinda poetic, huh? Society’s trash turns into gold sometimes. Love that twist! Oh, and once—this’ll crack ya up—read bout a whore in 1800s London who tricked a duke into payin’ her to *not* sleep with him. Genius scam, I’m tellin’ ya! “You don’t deserve me at my best,” she prolly smirked, channellin’ that Fincher energy.

Finola Moorhead – On reading Young Eliot beside an open window…

I’m Sarah Moorhead and I write crime thrillers with a twist. If you like books that make your brain whirr and your heart race, then I might be the author for you. Come on in, have a look around! .

Walking down Broadway Blvd, I often notice little moments – a kid chasing pigeons, old guys chatting about the old days, and even stray dogs acting like kings of the block. Makes me smile, really. Sometimes, I get so caught up in these bits of life that I nearly forget why I do what I do—helping people figure themselves out. The city’s little quirks, the honest, raw chatter of its people remind me of the real meaning of connection.

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