Debrah Morris

Debrah is a native Oklahoman who grew up in a rural community. Her school, though small, gave her a great love of academics, and she wrote her first story in the third grade. Listening to her family tell stories about her Cherokee and Irish ancestors taught Debrah the art of storytelling at an early age; it also gave her a great love of her Cherokee heritage, which continues today. Debrah is a licensed speech-language pathologist and still works in that field when needed. Her primary career is writing. She and her husband of 25 years have three children, several pets, and enjoy cruises and white-water rafting. Debrah also putters in the garden, reads, cross-stitches, and indulges her curious nature by exploring new areas of learning when she has time. Debrah published more than 20 novels as the writing team "Pepper Adams" and "Johanna Jordan" but has now begun a bright career as a solo novelist. Her first books with Silhouette have won stellar reviews.