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Novelist Elissa Sussman corrals authors Jasmine Guillory, Casey McQuiston and Rebekah Weatherspoon for a discussion of their thoroughly modern romance novels. Filled with smart, witty, and intelligent heroines and heroes, these warm-hearted storytellers maintain their feminist edge, and demonstrate why their every release is another bestseller.
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