Her most recent accomplishment started in the summer of
2015. Making her dad’s dream come true with publishing his works as well, as an
emotional accomplishment. She is the 2016 local A.N.W.A. chapter (Snake River
Writers) president, won NaNoWriMo and loves StoryMakers.
Teya has
been writing for as long as she can remember. At a young age she lived on a
street she affectionately named Hill Street Blues, which helped her creative
writing. Her Family moved to Menan where she continued her love of writing. Her
father would always be and will continue to be her inspiration, even after his
untimely death in 2006.
She loves
sitting in her soft chair next to the fireplace and watching out a big living
room window. It gives her plenty of creative juice for stories.
She met
the love of her life in the loft of a barn. Yep, that set up some teasing from
her father. They have been happily married since 2003. They have four children
and all are loving and supportive of her writing. Her oldest daughter is following in her
footsteps as a writer adding her own illustrations. She refuses to comment on
the trolls in the closets and under the beds. She is active in her church, has
compassion for others, and a love for all life brings.
Connect with the Author here:
One wrong step changes Jocelyn’s Prima Ballerina’s life in
one step...
A single choice results in Jeremiah facing unbearable
consequences...
When these two meet, it could be catastrophic or the answer
to unspoken prayers.
Can love be tested too far? Will hearts soften and hurts be
forgiven?
Or will too much loss be too devastating to find hope?
One thing is for sure, lives are about to change forever…
~ Amazon ~ Goodreads ~ Author Website ~
Q&A With The Author:
1- Tell us about
things you enjoy — what you do for fun or personal satisfaction besides
writing?
a. I enjoy being with
my family, hiking, and getting out into nature and being physical
with the world around me.
2- What is the thing
you struggle with the most while writing? And how do you defeat it?
a. I do not have the
word "struggle" in my vocabulary. It stops anything positive. We
have a phrase in our home that derives from a favorite movie series, it is,
"do, or do not, there is no try."
3- What are your
future projects?
a. Future projects:
Death by the slice- a romance thriller, Shadow movers- a trilogy, a
couple "unknown titles" at this time, The wife (title unsecured)-
suspense thriller, and a couple books of short stories.
4- What is the
“message” of your writing?
a. a message in my
books, hmm. I think learning about oneself. Each one has something to think
about and you see yourself how you need to change.
5- Are your
characters/stories/scenes, etc. based on anything in real life?
a. Are my character/
stories/scenes based on real life? YES!
6- Have you done
anything writing-related, besides actually writing your books, that seemed to
get a lot of positive response? Something that encouraged you?
a. I speak to
elementary kids about writing. It's pure joy to me to watch there
faces light up and be excited about the story wanting to break free from each
one of them.
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