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    Deborah Smith


    Love, Secrets, and Second Chances—February’s Must-Read Books Await!



    Pseudonym: Leigh Bridger.

    DEBORAH SMITH is a national-bestselling, award-winning author of thirty-one romance, women's fiction, and general list fiction novels. Her novel, A Place to Call Home, made the New York Times bestseller list. There are currently more than 2 million copies of her books in print. Smith has described these novels as "big, romantic, southern family stories." Smith fell in love with reading and writing at a tender age, and pursued her early dream of being a journalist by attending the University of Georgia and majoring in radio, TV, and film. Uninspired by writing for newspapers and technical journals following her graduation from UGA in , Deborah set out to become a romance novelist—a genre in which she could write the "wild stories" that her heart kept calling her to tell. Following two long years of writing and rejection, Deborah's first novel, Second Chance at Love, was published by Berkley Books in Twenty-one romance novels later, Deborah wrote her first "mainstream women's fiction" novel- the latest offering from Smith in this genre being Sweet Hush. In addition to being an accomplished writer, Deborah is a partner in and the editorial director

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