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Agatha Andrews discusses the influential works of Mary Stewart with authors Simone St. James and Christina Henry.

Today’s episode is one of the most special I’ve ever recorded, at least for me. Simone St. James and Christina Henry join me for a conversation about the books of Mary Stewart, an extremely influential Suspense writer that wrote smart, independent women using gorgeous and witty prose. Her ability to write banter, romantic tension and high stakes suspense is unmatched, and it was such a joy to me to speak with two wonderful authors who love her work as much as I do. All links and show notes at https://www.sheworeblackpodcast.com/

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Host: Agatha Andrews

Guests: Simone St. James, Christina Henry

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