April O'Brien was born to write. She believes she survived her life to write about it. Her autobiography "April was here" reads like a novel, yet the entire gripping story is true. April is a born artist, teaching herself to write and to paint. April painted the pictures that grace the covers on two of her books. Her phsycological thriller, "ENTER (at your own risk)" is the first in a thrilling series. April leads the reader into the mind of a twisted seriel killer, from the beginnings of his rampage to a jaw dropping ending. April's book "It doesn't get dark until midnight", is an incredible story of survival in the Alaskan wilderness. O'Brien has a way of drawing the reader in and and keeping them glued to the pages of her books.Her books are hard to put down and never leave the reader dry. April was born in Kansas in 1956 but has lived in almost every state in the U.S. She now resides in the mountains of Colorado with her husband Kevin. Until the tragic loss of their daughter Katrina, the O'Briens were restaurateurs by trade and had six restaurants in the Denver area. April is an avid animal lover and loves the time she spends with her animals. April's tenacity and enthusiasm are contagious. As you read any of April's books, you get to know her, and once you do, you will be glad you did.  

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