I was the little nerdette with a library card in my kindergarten hand, reading the kiddie books and planning what I would write.  Come college time accounting seemed a more certain way to bring in a dollar so journalism was a minor.  Writing was put on the back burner while dollars were made and kids and parents were raised, however, reading was always on the front burner.  Probably my biggest influences would be Susan Howatch, Diana Gabaldon and Margaret Mitchell.  A conversation with my husband 20 years earlier about suicide vs. murder percolated in the back of my mind and then announced it wanted to be written.  I obeyed and out came The Doctor's Daughter: Journey to Justice.  The history of Nashville during the Civil War is just so interesting and so important at that time but most people won't sit down with a history book so I sneaked the history and the antebellum law and medicine in with a good story.  Painless education!

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Third place in Chattahoochee Valley Writers Contest (excerpt from book).