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About Renee Swindle: Renee Swindle's first novel, Please Please Please, was an Essence Magazine/Blackboard Bestseller. Her second novel, Shake Down The Star,s was published August, by NAL/Penguin. Her latest novel is A Pinch of Ooh La La (NAL/Penguin). Renee earned her MFA in creative writing from San Diego State University. Renee's latest book A Pinch of Ooh La La is now available from online and brick mortar bookstores!Click here for details or read an excerpt. "As usual, Renee Swindle is the master of setting the scene in addition to the well-developed characters, artful descriptions of baked goods and jazz and the shocking plot twists, the notable nuggets of information about Oakland add an. Renee Swindle's latest novel, "A Pinch of Ooh La La" is another great one from our author from the Bay! Although not as intense as "Shake Down the Stars", "Pinch" is lacking nothing when it comes to rich and complex characters. Abbey is a woman who is unlucky in love. She learns a lot about herself and others by the time her journey on paper ends.
Renee Swindle is the author of A Pinch Of Ooh La La, Shake Down The Stars, and Please Please Please. She lives in Oakland, CA. Facebook: www.doorway.ru Twitter: @renee_swindle website: www.doorway.ru A Pinch of Ooh La La by Renee Swindle. Click here for the lowest price! Paperback, , What a difference writing from the heart makes. My third novel, Shake Down The Stars, sold to Penguin/NAL, as did A Pinch Of Ooh La La. There’s something liberating about failing. Twice. I now see how writing those two failures helped me build my craft, discover my voice, and develop fierce discipline.
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