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Amy S. Mercer lives in Charleston, SC with her family and is the author of two books about living well with diabetes; The Smart Woman's Guide to Diabetes. She has an MFA from Queens University in NC, and works in University Communications at the College of Charleston.

Sheri Reynolds on Family and ‘The Tender Grave’

By: amy mercer April 9, 2021April 6, 2021
InterviewsBywater Books, Fiction, Sheri Reynolds, The Tender Grave1 Comment on Sheri Reynolds on Family and ‘The Tender Grave’

An interview with Sheri Reynolds on her recent novel, ‘The Tender Grave.’

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A Mural and a Murder in ‘Small Town’ North Carolina

By: amy mercer April 21, 2020July 12, 2021
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An interview with Diane Chamberlain, author of the suspense thriller “Big Lies in a Small Town.”

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