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Wildflower
Written by Monique Mulligan
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At a neighborhood party, ten-year-old Jane is coerced into silence after stumbling onto a disturbing scene involving the new boyfriend of her best friend's mom.
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Monique Mulligan
Monique Mulligan is an author, an interviewer, and the founder of the Stories on Stage program in Perth. A former journalist, news editor, and publisher, she combines part-time work at an arts centre with novel writing.
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