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What Am I Waiting For?
The question arrived on an ordinary evening.
48 mins ago
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Marylee Pangman, Author
The Ranch in Bloom Chapter 7
Six months after the Centennial Celebration, life in Echo Canyon settles into a new rhythm.
Jun 12
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Echo Canyon Weekends: The Invitation
A good friend knows when to let you work. A better friend knows when to interrupt.
Jun 7
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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The Apology - Chapter 6
This chapter isn’t really about Sydney. It’s about a phone call. More specifically, it’s about waiting for a phone call.
Jun 5
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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Older Women Giving Younger Women Something Rare: Proof
I didn’t plan to publish my first novel at 73.
Jun 2
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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May 2026
The Silence After - Chapter 5
Sometimes the worst part wasn’t the argument. It was the quiet afterward.
May 29
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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Crossroads Fiction - I'm naming a genre for women 55+ claiming who they’ll become.
A crossroads ~ that moment when you realize you could keep going the way you’ve been going, or you could finally make the turn you’ve been avoiding.
May 26
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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Writing While Traveling
Without Turning the Trip Into Work
May 24
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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The Things We Almost Believe - Chapter 4
In Sydney, Quinn lets herself believe that love might still be enough. For a few beautiful days, it almost feels true.
May 22
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The Things We Learn to Wait For
Sometimes the kindest thing we can do for someone we love is let them speak in their own time.
May 19
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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What Nobody Tells You About Retirement, and What I Did Instead
When a full life still doesn't feel like enough
May 12
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Marylee Pangman, Author
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The Part She Could Tell - Chapter 3
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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