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About meI am a writer. My first novel, THE DUCHESS, HER MAID, THE GROOM AND THEIR LOVER, is from Harlequin Spice. My second novel for Spice, MOONLIGHT MISTRESS, is set during World War One. It's due out December 2009. I'll have two more novels for Spice in 2011 and 2012.

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We share an interest in WWI. If you are anywhere remotely close to Kansas City, there's an excellent WWI museum there, with modern exhibits and an extensive bookstore.
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