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Flynn Berry



Flynn Berry is a graduate of the Michener Center for Writers and has been awarded a Yaddo residency. Under the Harrow is her first novel.  

She is represented by Emily Forland at Brandt & Hochman. The editor of Under the Harrow is Lindsey Schwoeri at Penguin.
 

Genres: Mystery
 
Novels
   Under the Harrow (2016)
   A Double Life (2018)
   Northern Spy (2021)
   Trust Her (2024)
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Awards
Barry Awards Best Paperback original nominee (2017) : Under the Harrow
Edgar Awards Best First Novel winner (2017) : Under the Harrow
Macavity Awards Best First Book nominee (2017) : Under the Harrow


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