From political intrigue to cozy mysteries to space opera, D.A. Bale has you covered no matter which genre you prefer. So what do you think you might find in her search history?

Sometimes life emulates fiction.

Life is filled with tragedy and Ms. Bale's writing reflects this reality. However, there is always a silver lining...even if one must spend their entire life searching for it.

In her previous career, Ms. Bale traveled the United States as a Government Relations Liaison, working closely with Congressional offices and various government agencies. This experience afforded her a glimpse into the sometimes "not so pretty" reality of the political sphere. Much of this reality and various locations throughout her travels make it into her writing.

She dreams of the day she can return to visit Alaska.

Visit her blog - leave a comment or send a personal message at dabalepublishing.blogspot.com

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I can't believe I interviewed a mystery novelist from Hawaii in December and blew my chance to use Mele Kalikimaka in context. But it was a fun conversation anyway. 

​Like Professor Molly, Frankie Bow teaches at a public university. Unlike her protagonist, she is blessed with delightful students, sane colleagues, and a perfectly nice office chair. She believes if life isn’t fair, at least it can be entertaining. Her experience with academic publishing has taught her to take nothing personally.

Find out more at her website, www.frankiebow.com/ or follow her on Facebook, Facebook.com/frankie.bow.1, or on Twitter, @Frankie_Bow. Get her Professor Molly novella, Trust Fall, for free when you sign up for her newsletter at bit.ly/Trust-Fall

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