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he St. Louis-born author Marian O'Shea Wernicke has spent much other time over the past decades in Florida and Texas, but she took inspiration from her. The author of and already has plenty of experience crafting stirring historical narratives, but in , out now from She Writes Press, Wernicke drew from the life of her own great-grandmother in creating protagonist Eileen.

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