Diana Grayson

While The Bond Unbroken is Diana Grayson's first published work, she is by no means new to writing. Her love for spinning a tall tale began as a child who delighted in scaring her cousins with ghost stories, usually about their grandmother's house. Her most cherished critique came almost forty years later at a family funeral when a cousin she hadn't seen in more than thirty years introduced her to his wife as the person who's stories had convinced him that their grandmother's house was haunted. After all those years, he'd remembered her stories when Diana herself had forgotten all about them.

Diana considers herself to be a "realistic optimist" who sees life experiences, good or bad, as opportunities, whether it be an opportunity for personal growth, or as a kick in the rear which forces you to step through the door to begin a new phase in life. As a writer, nothing is sacred. Every experience offers new fodder for her creative grist mill.