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Authors Interviewing Their Characters: Allison Ashley interviews Lauren Taylor

Authors Interviewing Their Characters: Allison Ashley interviews Lauren Taylor

Contemporary romance author Allison Ashley interviews Lauren Taylor, an oncology pharmacist who, in her novel PERFECT DISTRACTION, inconveniently falls for a patient receiving chemotherapy at the cancer center where she works. Allison: Thanks for agreeing to chat with me today. I brought extra coffee, want one? Lauren: Definitely, thanks. I never say no to coffee. […]

March 24, 2020 | By Allison Ashley | Reply More

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