Named a “most anticipated” read by the L.A. Times and Boston Globe, Atlanta author Wanda M. Morris’s debut novel, “All Her Little Secrets” does not disappoint. The fast-paced legal thriller draws on the writer’s background as a corporate attorney, following her main character Ellice Littlejohn through a mystery laced with suspense and intrigue. The author joined “City Lights” senior producer Kim Drobes via Zoom to share some of her riveting new story’s twists, turns and secrets. Morris will also join a special Black History Month panel on Feb. 24, along with two other best-selling authors, presented by the National Writers Series.
Interview highlights:
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