During her formative years, Dee Davis spent half of her time dreaming of imaginary worlds and the other half of her time telling her friends the stories. Which led to a permanent seat next to various elementary school teachers’ desks. When she discovered that her stories could also be committed to paper, it saved a lot of time and basically kept her out of trouble.
Despite life’s ups and downs, basic nature changes very little. And today, Dee still spends quite a bit of time talking and she has missed more than one exit driving while dreaming up stories. One day with a rather large birthday looming, she decided that just talking about writing a romance was never going to get the job done. So she set out to write a novel. Her highly acclaimed first novel was published in July 2000, and she’s never looked back. To date, she’s the award winning author of eighteen novels, and is constantly pinching herself to make sure all of this is really happening.
In her everyday life, which rarely includes bon-bons or tiaras, Dee is married to her real life hero (which, honest to God, she’d begun to believe was never going to show up). The marriage has produced twenty years of adventure and the most wonderful daughter in the world. Recently when facing ANOTHER big birthday (sigh) she learned that she was actually an adopted whine sister, which made total sense when one considers her adoration for wine. Originally from the southwest, Dee and her family live in Manhattan—a kingdom all unto itself—where she continues to write and spend time with her husband, daughter, cat and Cardigan Welsh corgi.
Astrological sign: Aquarius; loyal, intellectual, and (according to her brother) spacey.
Favorite Leading Man: Clive Owen and/or Sean Connery
Favorite Comfort Food: Mac and Cheese
Check out more about Dee and her books at www.deedavis.com
Today, I am changing writing locations to see if that produces more pages than a location say, like, my office,... http://bit.ly/981YIQ
@Edward60 good question. This is my 1st year, but I dn't thnk so. I think it's all honor system. But people *can* share if they want to
