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Elissa Grossell Dickey



Elissa Grossell Dickey is a former journalist who now works in higher education communications. Stories have always been a big part of Elissa’s life—from getting lost in a book as a child to now reading bedtime stories to her kids. As a columnist for the National MS Society, Elissa shares her personal journey of living with multiple sclerosis. Though she grew up among the lakes and trees of northern Minnesota, Elissa now lives on the South Dakota prairie with her husband and children. The Speed of Light is her first novel. For information, visit www.elissaadickey.wordpress.com.
 


Genres: Mystery, Romance
 
Novels
   The Speed of Light (2021)
   Iris In The Dark (2022)
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Don't Forget to Write (2023)
Sara Goodman Confino
"With her characteristic blend of humor and heart, Sara Goodman Confino has written another immersive, captivating story in her newest novel, Don't Forget to Write. Confino has also created another unforgettable character in the fierce and fearless Ada, who guides main character Marilyn to live life on her own terms - not what her family, or the world, expects. Don't Forget to Write is sure to capture readers' hearts - and sure to be the book everyone is talking about this summer!"
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The Direction of the Wind (2023)
Mansi Shah
"With an immersive setting and captivating storytelling, Mansi Shah weaves a gripping tale of the complex relationships of mothers and daughters. The Direction of the Wind sweeps readers along as Sophie retraces her mother's footsteps through the city of Paris, embarking on an emotional journey of self-discovery and forgiveness that ultimately teaches her the meaning of family and the importance of choosing one's own path. Fans of Shah's breakout debut, The Taste of Ginger, will love this outstanding sophomore novel."
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The History of Us (2022)
Jennifer Bardsley
"Gripping and emotional, The History of Us is a beautiful story of what it truly means to love someone. Bardsley weaves a captivating tale of the complicated but powerful nature of family bonds, taking readers on a journey through the Pacific Northwest with two broken people looking to recover something lost - and along the way, rediscovering their enduring love for each other."

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