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The Empress of One

It's a remarkable novelist who can transport readers to a place and a time that they don't want to leave. Faith Sullivan's The Cape Ann brought readers to the town of Harvester, Minnesota, at the end of the Depression, has developed a passionate, growing following. Readers who love Sullivan's ability to create memorable characters have hoped for a return visit.

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