Ms Judith Driscoll

Judith Driscoll was born and lived a number of years in exciting Chicago until the winters finally called her to Arizona. She obtained a B.A. in communications, an M.A. in counseling, an M.A. in school psychology, and worked toward a doctorate in clinical psychology. Judith has worked as a therapist in a psychiatric hospital, a mental health center, and as a school psychologist in schools as well as in the prison system. In grammer school, Judith devoured "Nancy Drew Mysteries". However, as a sophomore in high school, the novel "Crime and Punishment" pushed her in a direction that led to a career in psychology as well as a subsequent career as a crime novelist.

Judith's novel "Shocked Silent" has received five star reviews from Readers Favorite and Goodreads. She is now working on the second book in this series of psychological thrillers.

Judith considers herself fortunate to have never had a dull day at work. She currently lives in Arizona with Darcy, the wonder dog. This rescued Maltese has trained Judith: to obediently cook chicken and rice, because of her delicate digestive system, take her out for back yard runs, protect her from the coyotes, and give lots of belly rubs.