Becky Tucker

Becky lives in Kansas. She loves books and it's not rare to find her reading four or five books at a time, in any of four languages. She is devoted to NANOWRIMO, foreign language learning, her cat Edmund and her son. Not necessarily in that order.

Becky became an author at the age of seven years old. Her first book (illustrated, as well!) was entitled "The Kids who Live in the Oven".

One of her current projects is writing a series of easy readers for adults learning French.

The first two of the series, for beginner or advanced beginner students, are "Histoires pour les grands" and "La Ville de St. Martin".

For intermediate learners, there are two books, "La Vie de Rose et d'autres histoires" and "L'Hôtel de la Gare".

"La Visite de la Reine et d'autres histoires" and "L'Abécédaire des Français Fascinants" are advanced-level books.

All are available for Kindle and Audible.

In addition, Becky writes character-driven women's fiction in English. "Seasonal Affective Disorders" is the story of JoAnne Landon. self-proclaimed down-on-her-luck babe going nowhere. Her second novel is called "Speed (Dating) Kills", about a speed-dating event gone wrong. "There's a Thing About Joy" details Kinley Rosen's life from the Midwest to California and back to the Midwest. "Don't Ever Say Never" begins with the death of Evie Evers' husband. "Act of Grace" features Liz Malone, whose life is slightly boring. Until it isn't.