“Nancy Drew Meets CSI”. It’s another Annie Tillery Mystery
Letters can really change a life. In Linda Maria Frank’s latest Annie Tiller Mystery, teen detective and her boyfriend, Ty Egan, bump into the intrigue of a past time in American his
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During my long and varied working life I did business writing including everything from press releases to policy and procedure manuals. I served a year as a managing editor of an in-house newspaper where I enjoyed every aspect of production including writing, photography, and dummy layout. From there, I wandered into marketing pieces and business plans.
My favorite venture, however, was fourteen years in the Bed & Breakfast industry. This was my passion. When we left our lovely old Victorian it left a hole in my heart and I found myself with an indistinguishable yearning to be more and do more. The little wheels in my head started turning and it dawned on me, if I liked commercial writing, why won’t I like creative writing?
Becoming a grandmother was the fuel that fed the fire, and I decided to leave my grandchildren a legacy of words that would outlast any other inheritance I could give. I started writing with the Emerson's Attic series about a 14-year-old time traveler. I love this age group and find it very easy to write about, all I have to do is remember how I felt at that age. The first two books, The Blue Velvet and Smoke and Mirrors, have been published and I'm working on the third. I plan to keep writing Emerson's attic and hope to add other children's books as well.