My first-grade teacher told me I was going to write books one day, and here I am. After starting college at 16, I earned an Associates Degree in Arts, BFA in Fiction, and a Certificate in Publishing by the time I was 20, which I regretted because I loved college and wanted to stay there longer. I rode horses for 10 years, sang the national anthem at four large events, and gave up my title as Executive Editor of a literary magazine for more time to pursue my writing career.
 
Some random facts: my favorite color is Tiffany Blue, my handwriting is terrible, I believe in God, and I have an adorable Bichon Frise named Jake who doesn't know he's a dog.
 
My whole life started to make sense when I was late-diagnosed as autistic at age 26.