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Local romance writer Joya Fields, a resident of Catonsville, talks about one her books during "Romance and Chocolate 101", a program held the Arbutus Branch of the Baltimore County Public Library on Thursday, May 22. Pictured, from left to right, are Stephanie Dray, Eliza Knight, Joya Fields, and Lea Nolan.

Arbutus Library Hosts Catonsville Author

Joya Fields, a Catonsville resident, and other authors spoke at "Romance and Chocolate 101" Wednesday night at the Arbutus Branch Library.

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