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Latest revision as of 17:06, 7 October 2024
I live in Winnetka, Illinois. I was at one point a waitress, a drill press operator, a roofer, a telemarketer, a lawyer, a somewhat lazy romance novelist and regional historian–I’ve done my time at Pizza Hut, Micky D’s, Burger King and two law firms. Then I switched to being a mom which made me an automatic volunteer. My son Joseph is a filmmaker in New York and my son Eastman is in the Timara program at Oberlin University. They’re not at home. They don’t need me. I need to meet my friends because. . .
Contents
On the Web
See Also
Books
- Getting Out: Emily - 1995
- How To Marry...A Million-Dollar Man - 2010
- Love Changes Everything - 1995
- Second To None - 1994
Awards
- 1995 RITA Award Winner - Young Adult Romance, Second To None
