Historical Data
I've been making a living as a writer ever since I got my creative writing degree from Carnegie Mellon University and went to work for Microsoft. I spent fifteen years writing technical manuals no one ever read until I finally decided to take a shot at writing what I really love—romance.
I wrote much of my first novel in the back of a preschool classroom while I was trying to ease my younger son’s separation anxiety. I had agreed to stick around for a day, maybe two. Somehow—the exact chain of events is hazy—one day turned into a full year of scribbling in a notebook on the bench in the corner. My son is now a completely independent elementary school student (phew!), and that book became my first sale to Superromance.
My husband and I are both from Scranton, Pennsylvania. We met on a blind date on New Year’s Eve in a mutual love-at-first-sight moment—which would make an awesome novel, if only my husband would agree to be “fictionalized.” We live with our sons in a college town in New York State. I'm still employed as a technical writer, working at the local university. In my spare time (HA!), I write romance, read as much as I can, and hang out with my boys.
What's Hot. What's Not.
- Jeans not Skirts.
- Writing not Yardwork.
- Not Laundry and not Cooking. Also not Dusting or Vacuuming or Folding the Socks.
- Pirates definitely not Yankees.
- Track not Swimming. (From the circa 1984 files.)
- Movies not TV (unless it's Supernatural).
- M&M's not...hmm, I'm not sure there is a candy I won't eat.
- Rock not Jazz.
- Beta not Alpha.
- Reading not Almost Anything Else--reading is my true love.
