I have been writing since I was a kid, making up stories in notebooks. I grew up watching reruns of Roy Rogers, RinTinTin and The Lone Ranger. I suppose it was only natural that I gravitated to writing westerns. When my son was born I discovered romances, and I would read them during late night feedings. When the kids started school I began writing again, this time western romances, but I still didn't do anything with them. It wasn't until they grew up that I joined a critique group and learned about the craft of writing. Now when I'm not at my day job, I'm busy writing. If I need a fresh perspective I take my dogs for a long walk through the woods and open farmland where I live.

Finalist in the Utah romance Writers of America 16th Annual Hearts of the West Contest for the novel, LOST HEARTS.