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    Dear Mrs. Gray
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    Dear Mrs. Gray
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    Dear Mrs. Gray

    By Cindy Ely

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    Dear Mrs. Gray is not just another story about overt heroism and life in the U.S. during World War II. From Warren's brushes with fame and reflections on life at Camp Wolters, to Violet's stories of survival on the home front, their love and devotion is expressed through letters to each other. Dear Mrs. Gray is a diary, love story and history lesson that delivers.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCindy Ely
    Release dateAug 30, 2010
    ISBN9781452368177
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    Dear Mrs. Gray
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    Cindy Ely

    I've published humorous human interest articles for newspapers and magazines. Written script for a NASCAR promotional pilot and "Today's Country" on TNN. Wrote a treatment for "I Lived To Tell It All", George Jones' autobiography. Wrote a documentary for an episodic television series aired by Greenstar Television in Nashville. Wrote copy for WHO and KLYF radio in Des Moines, Iowa. Edited "Religions Of The World," narrated by Ben Kingsley and sold to PBS for broadcast. This is not my first attempt at writing a novel, however it is the first one I've published.

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