Rhona Weaver

Rhona Weaver is a graduate of the University of Arkansas, a retired swamp and farmland appraiser, and the founder of a program for at-risk children. Her novels draw on her love of the land and her profound admiration for the men and women of the FBI, Park Service, and other first responders who truly share a noble calling. Rhona’s husband, Bill Temple, is a retired Deputy Assistant Director of the FBI; he helped immeasurably with researching the books. Rhona and Bill live in Arkansas on a ridge with a view with two contented rescue cats.

The first two titles in the FBI Yellowstone Adventure series, A Noble Calling and A Sacred Duty, have won numerous publishing awards, including the 2021 Bill Fisher Award for Best First Book from the Independent Book Publishers Association and Finalist for the Christy Award for First Novel. The Next Generation Indie Book Awards honored her with the 2023 Grand Prize for Fiction and Best Christian Fiction, as well as awards for Best Action/Adventure, and Best Christian Fiction in 2021. A Just Cause is the third novel in the series.