The mother of 3 daughters, Cait London says three is her lucky number and that her daughters are her best awards. The author of over 50 books and novellas, Cait is published in 28 countries and loves car travel across the U.S. West. In a former life, she was a landscape and wildlife artist, and now is enjoying photography when she is not writing. She also enjoys reading, walking, cooking, herbs, and maintaining her website at http://caitlondon.com and the readers who visit and write to her. "I'm very lucky to be in what I love–writing," she says. "If you read an element in my stories–artist, graphic work, computer, single mother with a day job, I've done it. I really cooked those meals, sew, canned, embroider, traveled and gardened, and thrown that tomahawk. I've presented seminars, lived in that small town loaded with gossip, and painted a house and repaired furniture. I love writing relationship stories, a man and a woman working through difficulties, the tension–sensual and other conflicts involved in the journey that in the end strengthens that relationship."

The mother of 3 daughters, Cait London says three is her lucky number and that her daughters are her best awards. The author of over 50 books and novellas, Cait is published in 28 countries and loves car travel across the U.S. West. In a former life, she was a landscape and wildlife artist, and now is enjoying photography when she is not writing. She also enjoys reading, walking, cooking, herbs, and maintaining her website at http://caitlondon.com and the readers who visit and write to her. "I'm very lucky to be in what I love–writing," she says. "If you read an element in my stories–artist, graphic work, computer, single mother with a day job, I've done it. I really cooked those meals, sew, canned, embroider, traveled and gardened, and thrown that tomahawk. I've presented seminars, lived in that small town loaded with gossip, and painted a house and repaired furniture. I love writing relationship stories, a man and a woman working through difficulties, the tension–sensual and other conflicts involved in the journey that in the end strengthens that relationship."