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S. Noël Mckay

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S. Noël McKay has lived in Alberta most of her life. She attended the University of Alberta before starting a career in the transportation industry. She currently lives in Edmonton, Alberta, with her cat, Cletus. Both enjoy snowboarding. Stony Point is her debut novel.

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Stony Point

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This book illustrates both how enjoyable a historical novel can be and also the challenges involved in writing one. The Perfect Royal Mistress is a fictionalized biography of actress Nell Gwynne, one of King Charles II’s girlfriends. It takes place in the theatre world of 17th century England. The story opens in London shortly after the Great Fire of 1666, and introduces a resourceful young woman Read more of this blog post »
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