Jan Hambright

I wrote my first novel at age seventeen. It was pure rubbish, however, it did open the door on my love for storytelling. Fortunately I was able to marry my passion, with my need for adventure and I credit my Grandma Edna for instilling it at an early age. We'd jump in the car whenever a fire truck or ambulance went by and follow, so it's no wonder I'm a self described adrenaline junkie. I put that need to good use when my children were small and the nearest hospital was over an hour away. I became a volunteer EMT in rural Idaho and spent ten years meeting people on the worst day of their lives. I can only hope that I did some good. I retired in 1999 and began writing full time, but I still love adventure and couldn't resist jumping out of an airplane at ten-thousand feet attached to a man with a parachute, just to celebrate turning forty. I ’d like to climb a mountain or two, but I'm saving my knees for later. I was born and raised in Idaho, where I still live with my husband, three of our five children, a three legged watch dog and a spoiled horse named, Texas, who always has time to listen to my next story idea while we gallop along. I hope you enjoy my books, as I've tried to infuse them with the kind of excitement I've experienced in my life. There's nothing like a great book, one you close at the end and sigh. One that takes you on a wild ride from start to finish and never lets you go. So submerge yourself in the story, enjoy the adventure, and the romance I've created just for you, the readers.