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Clair M. Poulson
Clair M. Poulson is a fiction author born and raised in Duchesne, Utah. Having his mother as a librarian, Clair loved books as a young boy. The author has always liked telling his children make-up stories. His diversified experience in life and love for literature has really helped tell stories and write adventure books. As early as 2011, Poulson had published seventeen books his first being in 1988.

He is a son of a rancher and a librarian. The author worked in law enforcement for forty years which gave him some experience for his novels.
Some of his works include I’ll Find You, Blind Side, Vengeance among others.

I’ll Find You
Jeri Satch leaves her family, friends, and boyfriend to travel hundreds of miles away to find a job. She gets a job as a bookkeeping staff at a security prison. She is immediately allowed to tour the facilities as part of the orientation.

During the tour, she sees a strong young gentleman with sharp blue eyes at one of the cells. When Jeri was six, she witnessed her best friend, Rusty Eagan, getting kidnapped by a dangerous-looking stranger.

Later she saw an old green car speeding away with Rusty inside and started to scream, “I’ll find you!” until the vehicle was out of sight. It’s those words she said that have been haunting her for almost seventeen years now. As years passed, Jeri always thought about Rusty and his disappearance, and she has never stopped looking for any sign that can help her identify him- the piercing blue eyes.

This handsome and muscular inmate, Randy Moore, isn’t sure that this beautiful young lady is staring at him. Jeri murmurs the name ‘Rusty,’ which gives the inmate a cold shiver down his spine and reminds him of long-forgotten memories.

However, Randy doesn’t have time for this, and with only a few months left before his parole, all he could think of is the money he hid and the serial killer who might start haunting him. Is Randy really Rusty? What will happen when Jeri finds out it’s him? What if the man she saw wasn’t Rusty? Will she keep on looking for him?

Warren, her boyfriend, has always wanted her to stay committed to their serious relationship, but she still remembers what happened on that awful day for all those years. Will Jeri find Rusty, and if she does, how will her boyfriend react to it?

The author puts together a story plot that keeps the reader engaged with lots of twists and suspense. He is also good at vividly describing the characters and how they’re really feeling. The book has strong characterization and an easy reading flow.
I’ll Find You is an intriguingly entertaining story with a lot of suspense in it.

Blind Side
Blind Side novel features an incredible young lady, Noletta Fahr, who walks with her dog one morning. It was supposed to be a quiet and peaceful walk with his dog, but things changed drastically. She wanted to take some photographs so she could paint them later.

During the walk, her dog, Taffy, went too far ahead, leaving her behind. She begins looking for her dog and finds it near a dead man lying on the trail. Soon she realizes beyond the dead man, through the branches, stood another man. Taffy starts growling at the man who is hiding in the shadows. Having suffered abuse as a puppy, the dog has a tendency of barking at men.

Noletta becomes the only witness to the murder, and the killer becomes afraid of being reported to the authorities and decides to deal with the witness. Noletta turns to run for her life but unfortunately gets shot in the back of her head. Believing that the bullet killed her, the murderer starts running. Taffy, on the other side, runs after the man and bites him in the leg.

The killer manages to escape, and fortunately, a Good Samaritan finds Noletta and takes her to the hospital. Noletta is lucky to recover but is left with severe damage that leads to her blindness. Taffy is later trained to be her guide dog. She goes back to the college with the dog to be her eyes and tries to live everyday life as much as possible.

Later, the murderer finds out that Noletta survived. Suddenly, he gets a bit relieved when he learns that she has become blind and can no longer recognize him. Taffy, on the other side, remembers him and everything that happened on that fateful day.

Taffy becomes her eyes and guides her everywhere she goes. Everything seems okay until Taffy starts behaving weirdly around some of Noletta’s classmates, and just several days after, the dog is nowhere to be found. She searches the whole area, and she can’t find anything and wonders where Taffy could have gone.
Did someone steal her dog? The man who shot Noletta is aware that she survived and has been trying to find her and find out whether she remembers anything on that fateful day. Could the killer be the one who took Taffy?

Soon Noletta starts searching for the dog with the help of detective Martin Atkinson. The detective has been investigating her case since the shooting, even when the case seemed complex to solve. Later as Martin continues with the investigation on Taffy’s disappearance, his senses tell him there is more to this story than meets the eye.

Blind Side is a cute love story that will keep you hooked to the last page. For anyone who likes good mystery stories with little romance, this book is for you. I found myself super happy at one moment; then, I was anxious the next. Poulson has a way with his words throughout the story, and the suspense and plot twists will keep you wondering what will happen next.

This is a fast-paced, page-turning story with betrayal, deception, a tribute to the flexibility of the human spirit. Character development is diversified and well developed, making the story more fascinating.

The author describes the scenes in an easily understandable way for the reader’s better understanding. The continuously occurring events, actions, and intriguing incidences will capture your attention to the last page. Poulson is an LDS writer, and all his books are a clean and perfect read for all ages.

3 Responses to “Clair M. Poulson”

1. Wendy: 5 months ago

   I absolutely love Clair M Poulson books. It’s not only entertaining, but keeps you guessing and it is such an easy read. His style just flows and if you have a vivid visual imagination like I do it’s easy to visualize his characters. Keep them coming, I have almost everyone of your books and my husband and I love them all.

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2. Jay Nielsen: 2 years ago

   I only use audiobooks.
   I have listened to all of Traci Hunter Abrahamson books.
   I have listened to all of Paige Edwards books.
   I live near both of these authors. I work in some of the topics Traci writes about which is why I started with her.
   I noticed that this other “lady” author Clair M Poulson co-wrote some of their books and when Sinister Secrets came out I decided I would listen to some of her books. Sorry I thought he was a she. I thoroughly enjoyed ALL of his books, so glad I gave it a try. I enjoyed every chapter of every book and couldn’t wait for the next chapter, then the next book. I am grateful for this site where I can read books in the order of publication.

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3. Bonnie Holmquist: 2 years ago

   I recently bought Poulson’s CD book “Switchback” and listened to it while driving long distances. Mr. Poulson’s writing of this book has not only entertained me and my husband but also several of my grown kids who also borrowed this and listened to it. Now I want to listen to more of his books and am delighted to find out that he has written many books. Thank you Clair Poulson for sharing your writing talents for the benefit of many including my family. I would recommend your books to anyone.

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