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Local author launches second book

by | Sep 26, 2024 | Latest

Amber Bynum celebrated the release of her second novel, “Never Till Now,” at 12 Stories Coffee in downtown Farmersville last month. Courtesy photo

Indie author Amber Bynum never imagined that her love for small-town life and storytelling would lead to the creation of a romance series beloved by readers across generations. Now, with two novels under her belt and plans developing for a third, this mother of three is living her dream.

Bynum’s novels, set in the fictional town of Ashen Mills, follow various characters as they navigate love and personal growth in a small-town setting.

By Ashli Urano

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