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The author, Jeanne Ray worked as a registered nurse at the Frist Clinic in Nashville, Tennessee. She is the author of Julie and Romeo (2000), Step-Ball-Change (2002) (also published as Best Foot Forward), Eat Cake (2003), and Julie and Romeo Get Lucky (2005). She is married and has two daughters, one of whom is the author Ann Patchett.
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