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The author wiled away her early years in Janesville, Wisconsin before migrating East and settling at the ocean front of a small fishing village, hidden from mainstream America on the southern coast of Connecticut.   

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As a child, her days were filled with unorganized ball games, little dolls, ridiculous skating stunts, diving meets, or just a leisurely repose on the boulders that lined the sea near her home.  

 

As an adult, she worked as a clerk typist for eleven years while nurturing her musical abilities.  Her love for singing availed an opportunity to perform for no pay in small, hidden places.  Strong therapeutic values emerged from the music that buried every woe encountered on any given day. 

 

Soon after her first son was born, she entered the exciting world of pipe-fitting where she worked well within the midst of submarine construction.  She continued this line of work for the next twenty two years.  It was a unique world in which each aspect of the job took her to every corner of the shipyard, surpassing any thoughts of sitting behind a desk on a sunny, spring day.  She learned her craft handily where precision was her game in the wake of arduous ceremony and cagey inspectors.  

 

Her two sons are the loves of her life and a source of inspiration behind numerous endeavors.  She has been a single mom for most of the boys' lives.  She juggled child rearing with learning the writing trade, completing a correspondence course in children's literature and maintaining an "A" average in two college English Literature courses.  

 

She created a small collection of poetry while her studies pointed her in the direction of nonfiction exposé but fiction became her special endeavor. Her first novel, written for young and older adults alike, is a mystery adventure spiked with a touch of sci-fi.  .

 

She gets lost in the story-telling and as she puts it: "I worry, I cry, I laugh, I yell, I whisper, and I move with the characters, all of whom remain busy in my head as I commit them to paper.  It is a joy!"  

 

 

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