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Andrekia Williams-Montgomery was born in 1989 in a small town to a modest family. As a teen, one of her favorite past times was writing poetry and short stories. Her favorite genre of short stories is suspense. Even though she is mostly renowned for her thrilling short stories, poetry has been her biggest passion. She has won awards for her work in high school as well as college and was regarded as a humble literary aficionado. However, due to tragic life events, she fell into a deep hiatus, writing only sparingly in nearly 15 years. Now she is determined to reignite the flame that burned so brightly in the past and re-establish herself as a respected and talented author.

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