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After graduating from Smith College, Jeanne embarked on a career in finance. After stops on Wall Street, Macy’s, and Harvard Business School, Jeanne finally became a writer. An only child, she grew up with imaginary friends, making her well-suited for a career in fiction. Jeanne’s novels focus on mothers and children, specifically the drama that arises when societal pressure conflicts with maternal instinct.