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Members Only | Author Spotlight – Kathleen "Kat" Anderson
I am so excited to be back with more amazing military affiliated authors! I had to take a short hiatus to catch up on all the amazing books that I had added to my TBR. Honestly, with all these amazing...

Members Only | Author Spotlight – Anne Karine Quinn
This month we had the pleasure of getting to know Anne Karine Quinn! We got to hear all about her newest series and I have even had the pleasure of reading it myself! At this point my TBR pile is tall...

Members Only | Author Spotlight – Kaci Curtis
This month is a real treat because we get to know Kaci Curtis who recently published her debut novel! Great ready Oregon Trail fans because you will love this Historical Fiction novel! Kaci is a milit...
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Portable Careers for Military Spouses
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The Invisible Battle: POTS Awareness Month
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October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month: How to Prepare for your Mammogram
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