Tamara Gray
Tamara Gray was born in Lansdale, Pennsylvania but grew up
in Perkiomenville, PA, a small town in the beautiful
woodsy countryside. Tamara comes from a huge family with
14 uncles and aunts to keep her in line throughout her
life. Her immediate family was one of seven, including
three brothers and one sister. The middle kid of five she
learned diplomacy in its rawest form. Often the liaison
between feuding siblings she used this talent to make a
peaceful environment when all is crazy around her. Her
refuge as a child was reading anything from comics to the
Bible. Her father was a minister and money was always
tight forcing Tamara to use her imagination and read. Her
love of reading was formed at a very young age. Tamara spent her Saturday afternoons watching old vampire
flicks and any werewolf movie she could get her hands on.
When Tamara was 15, she discovered the movie The Howling.
This werewolf horror picture scared her to death. Born was
a fascination and fear of werewolves. While friends played
with dolls and makeup, Tamara would read and watch
anything horror. A tomboy, playing sports all through high school and
college Tamara definitely admired a tough heroine. She
would dream of fighting dark creatures and saving the
world. Now she has a chance to live that dream through her
books. Tamara says that it was her sister-in-law, Debra Parsons,
who was responsible for her interests in romance books
with paranormal influences. Debra gave Tamara her first
glimpse of vampire romance and she was hooked. Her
addiction had her reading a book a day and when she ran
out of books to read she convinced herself to write one
herself, so she would have something to read. Tamara has a degree in both social studies and secondary
education. After getting married in 1996, she moved back
to her home state of Pennsylvania. Working for a non-
profit organization, she used her love of reading to good
use proofing and editing brochures and various
publications.
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Series
Books:The Wolves Den, July 2006
Trade Size (reprint)
The Wolves Den, February 2006
e-Book
The Silver Fang, October 2005
Trade Size (reprint)
The Silver Fang, December 2004
e-Book
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