A wild Uber ride with a psychic gave Minneapolis writer her novels ending

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Minneapolis writer Megan Giddings draws from a unique experience with a psychic during an Uber ride, which inspired her novel "Meet Me at the Crossroads. " The book tells the story of a family and two sisters whose lives take drastically different turns based on their choices. Giddings describes how the psychic's insights shaped her narrative, particularly its ending. The novel explores complex themes surrounding family dynamics, identity, and the consequences of personal decisions. Giddings, who hails from a vibrant literary scene in Minnesota, seeks to connect with readers through authentic portrayals of familial relationships.

The book is part of an emerging trend in local fiction that reflects the diverse voices of the region. With its relatable characters, Giddings' work aims to resonate with those navigating similar life paths. "Meet Me at the Crossroads" contributes significantly to contemporary discussions on choice and consequence in literature.

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