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  • In the Good Old Summertime: Cool Women's Fiction
    By Neal Wyatt - 06/15/2009
    With its long hot days, summer cries out for books to sink into and savor. These six women authors—variously classified as writers of chick lit, romance, and women's fiction—know how to create novels that fit the season perfectly. Their delightful tales seduce readers into setting and scene and sustain interest with characters and dialog that are always as funny as they are charming. More


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