Bob Zeanah is a retired educator with experience as an elementary school teacher, elementary school principal, and central office supervisor. He retired after devoting 34 years experience to public education. Throughout his adult life, he wrote fiction as a hobby. He holds a Bachelor’s degree from Auburn University, a Masters’ Degree from the University of West Florida, and a Doctorate Degree from Auburn. In addition to writing experiences, Bob has extensive work in school administration and leading local and state education organizations. Coming from a family of educators, Bob deviated from the family norm in order to pursue his dream of spending his days writing. Upon his retirement from education, he turned his writing interest into a grant writing service for small non-profit agencies. In addition, Bob teaches classes in Creative Writing, business writing, editing, and grant writing. Bob and his wife live on the Gulf Coast of Alabama in the small town of Magnolia Springs where several other famous writers wrote novels. Bob raised two sons, both of whom are highly creative and successful. He has two granddaughters. He also has two stepdaughters and four step grandchildren that he received as a bonus when he married his best friend from high school. Besides writing, Bob’s other passions include cooking, eating healthy, being a political irritant to his friends, and growing his own fruits and vegetables. Bob has two published books, Work to Do and No Anchor. His third book, Act Justly, is still in search of a publisher.