Suzanne Cox

I remember writing my first stories when I was about nine or ten years old. I've been writing ever since. In 2002 I decided to seriously try and get some of my work published. On February 14th of 2005 I sold my first book, A Different Kind of Man, to Harlequin Superromance. While trying to decide what I wanted to be when I grew up, besides a writer, I went to college (alot) and worked a variety of jobs. I have a bachelor of arts in English with a minor in secondary education, a bachelor of science in nursing, and a master of science in career and technical education with an emphasis in adult education. I am also a National Board Certified Teacher in career and technical education. Along the way I've worked as a high school English teacher and an elementary teacher. I've worked as a registered nurse on a cardiac unit, brain injury rehab unit, and several different medical-surgical units. I've also done stints as a home health nurse and a commnunity health educator at a hospital. These days, when I'm not writing, I'm at my day job as an allied health instructor at a high school career and technology center.

In my spare time, when I can find some, I enjoy reading, painting, biking, and fishing. I'm presently "livin' my dream" in south Mississippi with my own personal hero husband, Justin, and our boy in puppy dog clothes, Toby, who masquerades as a Miniature Pinscher.