THE STORIED SISTERS SOCIETY
Susan McGuirkWelcome to the free newsletter of Susan McGuirk, author of "Dear Missing Friend." Please join us to share stories and features about our favorite heroines of historical fiction.
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Follow your favorite Historical Fiction heroines on “The Storied Sisters Society" each Wednesday. For fans of epistolary novels like, "The Correspondent," my historical fiction version, "Dear Missing Friend," is coming from Sea Crow Press on May 19.
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