Love's Revenge (Entangled Scandalous) (20 page)

Acknowledgments

With thanks to Mira Perrizo, Publisher, Johnson Books for use of the Sinawaf creation story. (Utes, The Mountain People by Jan Pettit, Johnson Books: Boulder, 1990)

About the Author

Joan Avery was an award-winning writer/producer at a major national advertising agency for over fifteen years before she “retired” to raise a family and write. Joan has been blessed with a daughter, two sons and two stepsons. She and her husband now have five grandchildren. Although she has lived in the Detroit area her entire life she has traveled extensively for both work and leisure. She and her husband, an attorney, have visited many fascinating parts of the world. Joan feels her travels enrich her writing. THE WORTH BROTHERS’ TRILOGY takes place in three of her favorite places.

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