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Read MoreJoanne reflects on life – the lighter side and the underbelly, with humour and compassion. As a child, books were her refuge, particularly those where good and evil fought it out till justice was served and the world was once more in order. She is constantly aware of this delicate equilibrium. In brief, as author, she writes crime, memoir, and is currently working on a collection of short stories.
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