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Something Something about Kay Oliver
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\\nJust like her books,\\xa0Kay\\xa0Oliver\\xa0is uplifting, direct, and easy to connect with. Having had a successful career as a writer and editor in the entertainment industry, from working with Speilberg to Saban Entertainment,\\xa0Oliver\\xa0has made a seamless transition\\xa0into writing novels. The changeover was so seamless, in fact, that her colleagues were incredulous after reading her first book, mainly because it read like it came from a seasoned novelist. And, within the span of a few novels,\\xa0Oliver\\xa0has quickly established herself as an award-winning author.\\xa0Her newest novel, Road to Elysium, is inspired by true events and addresses topics relevant to today\\u2019s social and political atmosphere. Unpretentious and refreshing,\\xa0Kay\\xa0Oliver\\xa0is proof that the written word can spark positive change, one reader at a time.
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