Ellery Adams on Imagination, Process, and Writing Stories Readers Love

Presented by: Ellery Adams | Maggie Toussaint

New York Times bestselling novelist Ellery Adams joins Maggie Toussaint for an in-depth conversation about her writing career, creative process, and the inspirations behind her beloved series.

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