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Featured Post: Seeking a New Destiny by Sierra Kopp

Featured Post: Seeking a New Destiny by Sierra Kopp

Writing has long been an important part of Sierra’s life. As a kid, she and her siblings would type out letters on their grandpa’s typewriter and ‘mail’ them to one another. Some might be addressed Miss Fairafee of Boston, and others to Lord Phillie of London. As Sierra grew older, letters turned into short stories. From there, her interest in writing books sparked. In her late teens, a desire to seriously become an author was born.

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Featured Post: Cowboys & Love by Erin Wright

Featured Post: Cowboys & Love by Erin Wright

USA Today Bestselling author Erin Wright has worked every job under the sun, including library director, barista, teacher, website designer, and ranch hand helping brand cattle, before settling into the career she’s always dreamed about: Author.
She still loves coffee, doesn’t love the smell of cow flesh burning, and is currently living out her own love story in a tiny town in rural Idaho.

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Featured Post: The Third Estate Secrets of the Manor by D R Berlin

Featured Post: The Third Estate Secrets of the Manor by D R Berlin

D.R. Berlin is an award-winning author, U.S. Army veteran, and General Surgeon with a Bachelor of Science in Biology and a Writing minor from MIT. A graduate of the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, her career in high-pressure environments fuels the pulse-pounding suspense and authentic detail in The Third Estate: Secrets of the Manor. Berlin combines her scientific expertise and love of storytelling to deliver a gripping, intricate thriller that keeps readers on edge. Drafted as the unofficial photographer of her children’s sports teams, she has been affectionally dubbed the “Mamarazzi.”

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Featured Post: Seeking a New Destiny by Sierra Kopp

Featured Post: Seeking a New Destiny by Sierra Kopp

Writing has long been an important part of Sierra’s life. As a kid, she and her siblings would type out letters on their grandpa’s typewriter and ‘mail’ them to one another. Some might be addressed Miss Fairafee of Boston, and others to Lord Phillie of London. As Sierra grew older, letters turned into short stories. From there, her interest in writing books sparked. In her late teens, a desire to seriously become an author was born.

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