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  1. Praise
  2. Booklist
  3. Dedication
  4. About the Author
  5. Part One
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  15. 10
  16. Part Two
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  20. Part Three
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  41. EPILOGUE
  42. ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
  43. Reader’s Guide
  44. Discussion Questions
  45. The Wrong Family Author Q & A
  46. The Wives

Erica Rusikoff of Erica Edits, Christine Estevez from Wildfire Marketing. Thanks to the bloggers who have included my stories in their passion to share books.

To the PLNs who have supported me through every phase of my writing and life, I attribute much of my joy and success to you. Thank you for being a loud voice for my art. You will always be my favorites. Heathens. I hate croutons.

Willow Aster for being my daily support, love, and mental health stabilizer. Colleen Hoover, I’m sick of loving you but I can’t stop. Kathleen Tucker, Dina Silver, Claire Contreras, Christine Brae, Cait Norman. Holly for moving to come help me when I needed it most. Bertha, I love you so, thank you for helping me keep my everyday life together. My early readers, Dez, Tobi, Amy, Lindsey, Tasara, Jaime. To the lovely Tess Callahan, who wrote one of my favorite books, April & Oliver. Andrea Dunlop for your valuable insight. Shanora Williams for your friendship. James Reynolds for your friendship and sharp ideas.

My perfect babies, Scarlet and Ryder, who ate a lot of takeout while I wrote this book, thanks for all the babysitting hours you guys put in and for coming to hang out with me in my office for all those months I made it my crawl space. And to Avett, who ripped up my notebook outlining The Wrong Family: thanks for reminding me to be a pantser, Avett.

Thanks, Mom, for being my forever supporter and never telling me to get a real job. You told me I could do this and I believed you. Jeff for always supporting and feeding me.

To my husband, Joshua, who sat for hours with me in the dark while I wrote, bringing drinks and snacks and falling asleep on my office floor so I wouldn’t be in there alone. You’re all the romance I’ll ever need.

And finally, to my aunt Marlene Groenewald, who told me a version of this story twenty years ago. I think of you every day. This book would not exist without you. I love you so much and I miss you. Tell Dad I said hi.

Reader’s Guide

The
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Tarryn Fisher

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