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I am extremely grateful to everyone at Outskirts Press. My team was great, I could not have asked for anyone more knowledgeable, efficient or patient.
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Prompt replies to all my emails was much appreciated. This was my 3rd book with Outskirts and I was very satisfied with the finished product.
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Ogechi Ohaegbu-Shadamoro was raised in the University of Nigeria community. She is the second child out of eight children. She migrated to the United States in 2000. She divides her time both in Illinois and Nigeria. She is a mom who enjoys writing inspirational novels. 