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Sweet Revenge by Jennifer Miller

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The Six Bells of Madame Lin (The Witch of Marigold Hall Trilogy Book 1 by Edward Patterson

The Six Bells of Madame Lin is the first book in The Witch of Marigold Hall Trilogy, a fictionalized account of the struggles of Lin Mang, a blind woman who manages to navigate the world during the Mongol conquest of China in the 13th Century. Withou  
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  Channing Hayden

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Channing Hayden, author of Magdalenes a critically acclaimed novel of tragedy, betrayal and redemption set in 1900s New Orleans.


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I have been writing professionally since 1990, with articles in well over a hundred issues of various national, regional and local business publications. Magdalenes, my first published novel, was a finalist in an America’s Best novel competition sponsored by the Writers Foundation, as was another of the my novels, Soul Searching. My short story, Seventeen Minutes Toward the End of Winter, was a finalist in an America’s Best short fiction competition and earned honorable mention in a Writer’s Digest short story contest.