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I can lift an elephant with one hand. No, really--show me an elephant with one hand, and I'll lift it!
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M. Garzon rode horses professionally for ten years, until an injury prompted a career change. She returned to school and completed a BSc; then, for good measure, an MBA. After several years of toiling as a business consultant, she turned to writing in a desperate bid to regain her sanity. A mom of two fabulous children, she lives in St‑Lazare, QC.
Her first novel, Blaze of Glory, has been optioned for a TV series and recommended on the USA TODAY website, and two more horse-related novels are currently on the way.
Her website is www.mgarzon.ca.
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