


My
writing didn't truly begin until I became a junior in high school. A
friend encouraged me to write a short story, like the one he was writing,
and I gave it a shot. It was a spin-off between Mork and Mindy and Star
Wars. Needless to say, my first attempt was pretty bad.
Over the next few years I read like crazy, mostly historical novels. I
didn't begin reading contemporaries until I got married several years
later. I decided I wanted to write a time travel like the one my favorite
author had written. Constance O'Day Flannery became my first inspiration
to become a published author. {Since then I have had the honor of meeting
and learning from many different authors:
I love to read and the desire to write comes to me daily. New ideas for
novels pop into my head at the most inconvenient times: in the shower and
while driving my car (Oops! You didn't read that one...). The idea that you can create a magical or mysterious world
with only the touch of your fingers to a keyboard delights me.
While in college, at Howard Payne University in Brownwood Texas, I majored
in English {minored in
I have a wonderful husband (since 1986) and two boys,
web counter