She’d done something to her hair, he noticed.
Some kind of braiding deal at the sides that
merged into one at the back.
Where the hell did she find time to do that stuff ?
The Search
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I love to set my stories in fully fleshed-out locations. When the setting of a story is vivid and realistic, the reader is transported to that place and time, and they want to get to know the people who live and love there. When I’m imagining the setting for a novel, I’m looking for a place so vibrant and dramatic, it plays almost as a character in the story. It lives and breathes.