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- Acknowledgments
- About the Author
- Also by Meg Mitchell Moore
- About the Publisher
In a busy household it can sometimes be hard to find a quiet corner to work, especially in deadline times. Thank you to Cindy and Marc Burkhardt for the generous use of their Salisbury beach house for the second book in a row. Thank you to Sandy Weisman at 26 Split Rock Cove in South Thomaston, Maine, whose beautiful artist’s retreat apartment has saved me multiple times. Chococoa Baking Company, Plum Island Coffee Roasters, and Commune Café are all places where I have parked myself for long periods of writing time and really good beverages. The same goes for the Newburyport Public Library, except for the beverages, although I really like the new rule allowing covered drinks.
Jennifer Truelove and Margaret Dunn have been around now for six books (and a long time before that), serving as book-titlers, emergency readers, research assistants, laugh-generators, celebrity-introducers, and best friends. I am lucky to have them. I am also lucky to have the Destrampe and Moore families in my corner. My parents, John and Sara Mitchell, and my sister, Shannon Mitchell, have been longtime supporters of my work and my family as a whole, attending track meets and book readings and soccer games and plays year after year.
All of my books end up being about families in one way or another. To my daughters, Addie, Violet, and Josie Moore: while I do not write specifically about you (I promise!), I can safely say that without having all of you in my life I don’t think I’d have anything to write. I am so proud of the people you have always been and the people you’re turning into.
My husband, Brian Moore, always goes last in the acknowledgements in a last-but-not-least way because without him by my side I doubt I would have published one book, never mind six. Thank you for holding down the fort when necessary, reminding me that nicer is always the better choice, and teaching me that sometimes it’s okay to cook without a recipe.
About the Author
MEG MITCHELL MOORE worked for several years as a journalist for a variety of publications before turning to fiction. She lives in the beautiful town of Newburyport, Massachusetts, with her husband and their three daughters. Two Truths and a Lie is her sixth novel.
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