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Kendra Wright-Winchester

Kendra Wright-Winchester’s passion for books led her to earn a B.A. in writing and a M.A. in English literature. When she’s not reading books, she’s helping create them, working as an editor and collaborative writer for a small, indie publisher based in Greenville, South Carolina. Find out more about Kendra and her book obsession at kdwinchester.com

Books reviewed by Kendra Wright-Winchester

Slade House (11/04/15)

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