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Kathy Steffen

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I find my inspiration from my roots in West Virginia and my love of the mountains, rivers, and tales of the people who lived and worked there. My stories are influenced by a family history of hardworking people, struggling to build lives with their hands and hearts, but never giving up their dreams.



Average rating: 3.55 · 985 ratings · 128 reviews · 6 distinct works
First, There Is a River (Sp...

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