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Wendy Mills grew up in Virginia and attended Old Dominion University, where she graduated with honors in English and Political Science. She moved to the Outer Banks of North Carolina where she spent several very happy years pursuing a career as a beach bum. First child on the way, she reluctantly decided to grow up, and moved to yet another island off the coast of SW Florida, where she spends her time writing, raising her two children, and dodging hurricanes.
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