I am from Tampa where I attended the University of South Florida. My career path has spanned from physical to fiscal starting in nutrition and ending up in the stock market. In 1992 I got married. In 1995 I had a child and in 1999, fear of earthquakes in California forced me back to Florida. My short stories have been published in literary magazines as well as various national websites for women. My first book “Who Got Liz Gardner” was published April 2009 and is currently available at most online booksellers all around the world.  "Discovering Arugula"Book Two in the Who Got Liz Gardner series was released January 2011. In April 2012, "who Got Liz Gardner" was recommended by and received a glowing review in USA Today. http://books.usatoday.com/happyeverafter/post/2012-04-26/indiereader-makes-some-e-book-recs/682028/1#uslPageReturn    Liz's third book "Ima Pigg" - a young adult dystopian tale about humans and animals and their place on the food menu - was released in April 2013.     As the adult child of a psychiatrist and as an aspiring actress who only realized local success in community theatre, I suppose it's only natural that there's a flare for the dramatic in my DNA. I have always loved to read and have a particular attraction to first person narratives which is what I write currently. I also adore film, both classic and contemporary so when I write, I envision the story on screen and strive to color my words boldly enough that any reader sees it there too!

Published first book "Who Got Liz Gardner" in April 2009.
The sequel "Discovering Arugula" January 2011.
USA Today - April 2012 - Review and Recommendation
"Ima Pigg" published in April 2013