Melissa Payne's novel became a journey toward recognizing a meaningful life
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Melissa Payne is the bestselling author of seven novels, including “The Wild Road Home” and “A Light in the Forest.” Her novels have been three-time Colorado Book Award finalists and three-time Colorado Authors League winners for mainstream fiction.
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Melissa Payne is the bestselling author of seven novels, including “The Wild Road Home” and “A Light in the Forest.” Her novels have been three-time Colorado Book Award finalists and three-time Colorado Authors League winners for mainstream fiction.
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