Tracy Rowe was born in the wrong era. Of course, she likes computers and smartphones, but she’d much rather wear corsets and flowing silk and go to balls. Dancing with a handsome nobleman is, of course, a must.

Whether sketching, painting, or writing very bad poetry as a kid (she got better at it), books were always part of her life.  When all the other kids were sleeping, she was under her blankets with a flashlight and a book. Which is probably why her eyes are so bad. Take a warning from that, kids.

After a 25-year career in theater, she took a playwrighting class. The actors who performed her ten minute play and the audience who attended the reading begged to know the rest of the story, and that is how Blessed Sinner was born. What started as a short story slowly became a novel, then stretched out to two novels. Damned Saint, the sequel to Blessed Sinner, will be released later in 2023, with a prequel in draft stage.

Her book of poetry, Musings of a Woman out of Place, is a grouping of poetry and short prose written while she lived in LA and after she moved back home to Connecticut, where she currently lives with her cat and keeps an English garden on her porch.