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Full Circle Moment Amy Whittenburg, aka AJ Whittier, at Third Place Books

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After eight years as Executive Director of Third Place Commons, Amy Whittenburg, now writing as AJ Whittier, has published two new novels. "Always Never Meant To Be: A Love Story" is a heartfelt exploration of soulmates and the complexities of timing, set against the backdrop of Seattle. The second book, "The God in 3B," combines romance and fantasy in a cozy narrative located in a reimagined Kirkland. Both novels are part of her series, Magical Seattle, which highlights various neighborhoods and incorporates unique magical twists. Whittenburg will celebrate the releases with an author event at Third Place Books on August 27, 2025, featuring readings and signings.

"Always Never Meant To Be" is already available for purchase, while "The God in 3B" is set to release just in time for the event. Whittenburg expresses her joy in returning to her community as an author, stating it feels like a full circle moment. The event is free, but attendees must register to assist with planning.

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