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Wednesday, July 24, 2019

Spotlight of Versions of Her by Andrea Lochen

WELCOME, ANDREA!!
Andrea Lochen is Announcing The July 23 Release of Her Book:

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All information in this post is courtesy of of the author, Andrea Lochen.

VERSIONS OF HER sounds quite good.
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PRAISE FOR VERSIONS OF HER: 

“Versions of Her is a captivating story, rich in description and characterization, about the complex relationships of and between two daughters and their mother. A beautifully written reminder of the significance of the choices we make, the memories we keep, and the love we share across time.”
-USA TODAY bestselling author Kelly Stone Gamble


“Lochen beautifully weaves the magical with the ordinary and believably portrays a family as layers are peeled away and secrets revealed. An engrossing and satisfying read.”
-Fern Ronay, author of Better in the Morning
 
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ABOUT VERSIONS OF HER: 

On the surface, Melanie Kingstad-Keyes’s life is the picture of success. She’s a tenure track professor at a prestigious university and has a perfect husband. But a recent miscarriage has left her reeling and her marriage tenuous. Selling her family’s Lake Indigo summer home, which she hasn’t visited in fifteen years, feels like the perfect distraction from her problems. Now, she only needs to persuade her younger sister, Kelsey, to go along with her plan.
 
Stuck in a dead-end job, Kelsey Kingstad bounces from one doomed relationship to the next as she struggles to jumpstart her adult life. Carrying the guilt of her mother’s untimely death, Kelsey is reluctant to let go of the Victorian house filled with memories of her mom and their childhood.
 
When the sisters find a mysterious hidden door, Melanie and Kelsey discover that they can directly view their mother’s younger years and learn all the secrets she never shared with them. Delving into her memories is fun at first, but Melanie and Kelsey quickly uncover difficult truths, throwing their own life choices into question and making them wonder if they ever truly knew their mother. Visiting the past may help them find closure, but the cost could be steeper than they realize.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR:

 Photo Credit: 
Valo Photography

Though Andrea Lochen had dreamed of being an author since the third grade, she didn’t realize creative writing was “an actual thing” until she stumbled upon the program at the University of Wisconsin as a college freshman.  After graduating from college, she earned her Master of Fine Arts in creative writing from the University of Michigan and later achieved her dream of becoming a published author.

Andrea is now the author of three novels: The Repeat Year, Imaginary Things, and Versions of Her.  She teaches creative writing at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee at Waukesha, encouraging young writers to learn the craft and pursue their own writing dreams.  She lives in Wisconsin with her husband, two small children, and their adorably fluffy dog, Maddy.  In her free time, she likes to bake cupcakes and cakes, see musicals and plays, and read as much as humanly possible.
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Author website: http://andrealochen.com

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