As I realized that others had written scripts for TV and movies I decided I could write them myself, with my own outcomes. As a young girl, biographical books about real people spun my imagination.

I'm not sure when the voices started, only that they were there at a young age. Voices are often what writers think they hear or see in their minds before they actually realize that these are ideas waiting to be written. However, I confess I didn't know what to do with them for a while.

In the sixities and seventies it wasn't fashionable to be a writer, one must strive for an airline hosting job or executive secretary.

Not my cup of tea!

Writing takes a lot out of me, because while I'm doing it, I live it with my characters. Creative writing in high school taught me that originality is a must in writing.

My father was a storyteller and I suppose I took off on that. When he would put to words a picture of a person I could see that person in my mind. I began to develop a keen eye for people and my new hobby began as a people watcher. Fascinating material. I began to notice how people walked, talked, gestured, even ate.

I still do.

If you'll remember, I wrote I'm no different than you, well, than some of you at least, I lost my dear husband and soul mate not long ago, and now I find I have trouble writing my romances as easily as I did.  So I ask for your prayers that I can go on and write again, maybe even better, because to hurt means ones feels emtions and romance is full of emotions. 

I am still a mother, and a grandmother.  I still spend a lot of my time with my grandchildren.  I run them here and there, we do things together.  I still have a full time job at my school. I enjoy working with my teachers.

I have endeavored to write children's plays for schools and you can find them up at ScriptsforSchools.com.  These are morally based short plays for school children. I'm also making a mid-grade book with poetry and short stories.  This is in the works and I hope will be available soon.

I'm currently working on the last of the Travers brothers series, two western romances, and more  children's books. 

I'm a pretty big family person, and most of my books reflect this kind of life.  I had so much fun creating the Travers Brothers series I'm thinking of starting another series.  I've also contemplated writing Tanka's story, the brother in Heart of the Wild.

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I hope you try and enjoy some of my books, and that you'll drop me a line every now and then. I so enjoy hearing from readers.

Love and blessings