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Praise for The Girl from Oto: I loved the lush descriptions and the hard-nosed female characters who find a way to get what they want in a man's world. An exquisite novel. --Martha Conway, winner of the North American Book Award for Thieving Forest An absorbing debut novel. I couldn't put it down. --Deborah Swift, author of The Gilded Lily A rich and intriguing evocation of the fifteenth century is interwoven with an emotionally satisfying mystery in the present day. --Emma Darwin, author of A Secret Alchemy A powerful story and an intriguing mystery. A Red Ribbon winner and highly recommended. --The Wishing Shelf Book Awards, U.K. From the very beginning I was enthralled with Mira, Zari, and their entwined journeys through history and the world of art. As a curator and art historian, it's a rare treat for me to find a novel that so lovingly reflects our joys and challenges. The Girl from Oto delivers--and I can't wait to spend more time with Mira. --Jennifer Dasal, host of the ArtCurious podcast

"Praise for The Girl from Oto: ""I loved the lush descriptions and the hard-nosed female characters who find a way to get what they want in a man's world. An exquisite novel."" --Martha Conway, winner of the North American Book Award for Thieving Forest ""An absorbing debut novel. I couldn't put it down."" --Deborah Swift, author of The Gilded Lily ""A rich and intriguing evocation of the fifteenth century is interwoven with an emotionally satisfying mystery in the present day."" --Emma Darwin, author of A Secret Alchemy ""A powerful story and an intriguing mystery. A Red Ribbon winner and highly recommended."" --The Wishing Shelf Book Awards, U.K. ""From the very beginning I was enthralled with Mira, Zari, and their entwined journeys through history and the world of art. As a curator and art historian, it's a rare treat for me to find a novel that so lovingly reflects our joys and challenges. The Girl from Oto delivers--and I can't wait to spend more time with Mira."" --Jennifer Dasal, host of the ArtCurious podcast"

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Amy Maroney grew up in a family of bookworms and was happiest perusing the shelves of her local library, checking out the maximum number of books each week and harboring dreams of writing her own novels one day. Now she lives in the Pacific Northwest with her family. She studied English literature at Boston University and public policy at Portland State University, and worked for many years as a writer and editor of nonfiction. When she's not diving down research rabbit holes, she enjoys hiking, drawing, dancing, and, of course, reading. The Girl from Oto and Mira's Way are the first two novels in her historical trilogy, The Miramonde Series. She is currently working on the third book in the series. Learn more at www.amymaroney.com, or contact Amy at info@amymaroney.com.

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