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“All that children need is love, a grown-up to take responsibility for them, and a soft place to land.”

Quote by Deborah Harkness

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Deborah Harkness

Deborah Harkness is an accomplished American novelist, recognized for her contributions to the fantasy genre. Born on April 5, 1965, she has captivated readers with her 'All Souls' trilogy, which masterfully intertwines elements of history, magic, and romance. Harkness's novels are celebrated for their richly detailed world-building and complex characters. more

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