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"bio": "Rebecca enjoys writing historical fantasy (so far, an enjoyable but expensive hobby). Readers can download Rebecca’s first historical fantasy at (pen name Rebecca East) for $.99 at https://amzn.com/dp/B000ZVQAGM/. It’s a tale of a stranded time traveler in Pompeii. One reviewer called it “Cinderella in Pompeii”; Rebecca prefers to think of it as “Upstairs/ Downstairs in Ancient Rome”. See https://www.rebeccawarnerauthor.net/p... for examples of ancient art that inspired the story. She plans to change the title and cover, revise based on reader feedback, and reissue her novel within a few years. For now, she hopes this story may inspire reader interest for her next book. Current work in progress is historical fantasy set in 13th century southern France. Brief description: The Lady of Mirefoix faces a crisis when the brutal husband she believed dead returns from the Crusades. She turns to magic to protect Mirefoix. But the spell never works as expected, and the souls she summons have desires of their own. See www.rebeccawarnerauthor.net for information and updates.Her interests include reading, nature walks, and Italian greyhounds. The first thing an Italian greyhound has to learn in her house is that nothing happens before Mommy has her coffee.Rebecca loves to hear from readers!Rebeccawarner1021@gmail.com",
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