Tina Radcliffe 
Publishers Weekly Bestselling Author

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I'm thrilled to share that my 45th romantic short story to Woman's World is in the world. My very first sale was in 1999. That's a 26-year journey, and it feels amazing every time I see my stories out in the world. I'm grateful to be in a Thanksgiving issue. You can pick up a digital copy HERE at Zinio.com #womansworld #shortromance

It all starts with the writer. “No tears in the writer, no tears in the reader. No surprise in the writer, no surprise in the reader.”-...