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Family secrets, lost love, and a mystery hidden beneath the sea.

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During a recent newspaper interview, the reporter made an observation that
completely surprised me: โ€œYour romance books are about finding men while your
womenโ€™s fiction novels are about getting away from them.โ€ Huh? I started to
write womenโ€™s fiction because I had stories to tell that didnโ€™t fit the romance
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