Phyllis M. Quatman

Phyllis M. Quatman, previously writing under the pen name P.A. Moore, is a seasoned attorney and acclaimed author whose deep understanding of the legal system fuels her gripping narratives. Her latest book, a true crime memoir, sheds light on the harrowing case of an innocent man—Buggz Ironman-Whitecow—wrongfully convicted of a Montana murder—a story that underscores the critical flaws in our justice system.

With a legal career spanning over three decades, Quatman has been on both sides of the courtroom, having tried over 100 jury trials as both a prosecutor and a defense attorney. Her firsthand experience in high-stakes criminal cases informs her writing, providing readers with a rare and authentic perspective on the complexities of America’s definition of justice.

Quatman’s previous works, Courthouse Cowboys and Courthouse Rebel, draw from her extensive real-world legal experiences, though they are fictionalized to capture the essence of her courtroom battles. Her narrative style combines rigorous legal insight with compelling storytelling, making her books not only informative but also deeply engaging. Her most recent publication, Innocent Behind Bars: The True Story of Buggz Ironman-Whitecow is an unresolved true crime memoir.

Residing in Montana, Quatman enjoys a life surrounded by family and the natural beauty of the region. She shares her home with her spouse of several decades, her beloved dogs, and her children and grandchildren, who all contribute to the vibrant backdrop of her life and work.