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Allison Pittman
Allison Pittman writes historical fiction, often set in the American West. Her stories frequently explore themes of faith and resilience. Readers can find her work in titles like All for a Story.
All for a Story
Monica Bisbaine thrives as a gossip columnist in 1920s Washington, D.C., enjoying the speakeasy scene and gathering material for her articles. Her world is upended when the newspaper's owner dies, bringing Max Moore, a new editor determined to transform the paper into a respectable publication. As Max and Monica clash over their differing values, he assigns her to infiltrate the Anti-Flirt Society. This assignment challenges Monica's views on her own lifestyle, especially as an unexpected romance sparks between her and Max, forcing her to choose between her loyalties and her heart.