Artikel: Anya Lipska and Where There Devil Can’t Go

Anya Lipska talks about the work on her debut novel “Where The Devil Can’t Go” featuring her two main protagonists Kiszka and Kershaw.  She is currently hard at work on the second book in the series.

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