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The Part She Could Tell
Quinn finally tells Riley part of what happened in Australia. But some truths still refuse to come into the light.
May 8
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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When No One Wants To Leave
You just walked into Echo Canyon.
May 4
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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You’ve been on the veranda
Stay with them. Here’s your key 🔑
May 3
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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April 2026
The Line That Stopped Me
I was three pages from the end when the canyon spoke. I stopped dead in my tracks moments before I was ready to write “The End” of my debut novel.
Apr 28
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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She Didn’t Ask
Quinn, in her 60s, is back in Echo Canyon, but something has changed. Riley sees it and chooses to wait. Mirage of Trust, Chapter 2
Apr 24
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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Mirage of Trust - Table of Contents
Fiction about women in later life standing at a crossroads, and for readers, it offers the rare chance to see themselves fully reflected while…
Apr 18
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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The Space Between ‘I’m Fine’ and the Truth
What Riley doesn’t ask, and why it matters more than the answer
Apr 14
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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She Called. Then the Line Went Dead.
The beginning of Mirage of Trust — Book 2 in the Women of the Canyon series
Apr 10
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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Those Who Stay
Where the story continues, long after the others have gone. A Dose of Fiction from Echo Canyon
Apr 3
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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I Know How to Build a Program. And Why I’m Not
What years in business taught me and why I’m choosing a different path now.
Apr 1
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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March 2026
Why I’m Using AI for Images
In spite of what experts might say, I’m doing it my way.
Mar 30
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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KNOWING YOURSELF THROUGH FICTION
Come inside to meet women like yourself, looking for your what’s next.
Mar 26
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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