Jill S. Flateland

There is nothing like a good mystery. Suspense novels get my juices flowing. I entered 'Until

We Meet Again' in the 2014 Colorado Gold Contest at the Rocky Mountain Fiction Writer’s Contest. It became a finalist in the mystery/suspense category.

Although my background is in healthcare, I’ve been a writer all of my life. Over the past 30 years, I created 26 audio/video courses for continuing education of nurses and published 21 volumes of healthcare pathways for disease management used throughout the U.S., Japan, Europe, and Australia.

In 2006, I retired and ventured into the wider writing world. In 2011, I published A Lightning Slinger’s Tales of the Rails, which tells of my aunt, Dr. Vera E. Williams’, life as a female telegrapher during World War II. In November, 2014, I completed Ding Dong, the Rural Schools Are Gone, a story of my two aunts (ages 97 and 88), who were both teachers during early 20th century. My husband and I live in Colorado, although we travel extensively.

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