Cynthia A Sandor

Cynthia A. Sandor was born in New York and raised in Greenwich, Ct. She is an historical novelist who weaves past events, people, and stories into a rich tapestry. She lectures at WWII Living History re-enactments and libraries. She was employed with John Denver's Music Publishing Company as the Manager of Copyrights, Administration, and Licensing and received her Bachelor's Degree in Business Administration with a Minor in Human Development. She survived a horrific motorcycle accident, which propelled her to produce "Lady Rider," The Business Forum," and "Travels with Cindy" on Pinellas County Public Access Television. She has written for "Guitar for the Practicing Musician," "Biker Ally" magazine, and "Tampa Bay News Times." An article about her parents' journey appears in the "50th Anniversary Maiden Voyage Edition - S.S. United States Fastest Ship in the World" by Frank Braynard and Robert Hudson Westover. Cynthia lives in Tampa, Florida with her Chihuahua, "Little One" a/k/a "The Supervisor."