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Steve Laube Agency Changes Address

The mailing address for the Steve Laube Agency has changed. It is now:

The Steve Laube Agency
5025 N. Central Ave.
No. 635
Phoenix, AZ 85012
krichards@stevelaube.com

The agency handles both fiction and nonfiction, and primarily serves the Christian/inspirational markets (CBA).

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