Connie L. Reeves

Connie L. Reeves is a writer spending her time between Southern Maryland and upstate New York. The Elimination Game is her second novel and was published in October 2010. Her first novel, Hawthorne's Cottage, was published in 2007. She has published numerous chapters and articles on women's military history. Her voluminous and meticulously researched History of the Air Force Nurse Corps, the definitive work on that organization, funded by a non-profit grant, will be published in the near future. Retired from the U.S. Army, Connie Reeves served as one of the first female Army helicopter pilots, an intelligence officer, and an expert on Western Europe. Her pursuits have included flying, sailing, skiing, RV'ing, motorcycling, hiking, volunteering, traveling, writing, and reading. In addition to enjoying her marriage of over 30 years, Connie Reeves and her husband have raised two wonderful children to adulthood. Diagnosed with ovarian cancer in 2007, she has been cancer-free since chemo ended in August of that year. Her publishing company, Tannenbaum Publishing, published The Kapellmeister's Daughter by Helen Carson in 2010. Her future projects include a third novel, Betrayed in Antarctica, and a book on women with ovarian cancer.