Kimberly has gone from a well-paid female executive one minute to a desperate woman the next. Thinking her day can't possibly get any worse, she finds out how wrong she is when she goes home. The only way to set things straight is to get even.
Angela is a writer of fiction and non-fiction. Angela is also a copyeditor and freelance writer specializing in health and education topics.
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Ever since the first day my elementary school teacher read my essay to the class I knew I wanted to be a writer. However, I did not begin to pursue my dream until I returned to college as an adult. There, my English professor encouraged me to enter a writing contest, which I did. I didn't win, but my story A Pair of Blue Skates was published in P'an Ku, the magazine of Broward Community College.
The following year, I entered a nationwide contest and won an honorable mention. My professors were proud of me, but I felt I could have done better. I graduated from college in 1998 with a BSc degree in Occupational Therapy and am still employed in that field as a Behavioral Health therapist. I joined an online critique group which really helped me hone my novel-writing skills. Some of the members and I are friends to this day and we have formed our own writing group.
In 2002, I began writing Coming Out of Egypt, my first serious work, while publishing a few short articles for ezines. I completed the sequel In The Promised Land three years later and am currently seeking agent representation for them both. Then in 2005, I wrote Women For All Seasons, a short creative non-fiction work based on women of the Bible.
I love the art of writing and everything associated with it. Reading, researching, editing, networking.
Accomplishments
Honorable mention in nation-wide college writing competition (1995)
Semi-finalist in NBBF new author writing contest (2011)
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