A native of Chicago now settled in rural Tennessee, S. Delaney is living the high life of an educator and fantasy fiction enthusiast. Armed with a Master's degree in Secondary English Education and a Bachelor's in Secondary English Education and Theatre, S. Delaney has made it her life's mission to enlighten young minds and spark their love for the written word. By day, you'll find S. Delaney inspiring students, weaving words into captivating tales that transport them to far-off lands.
But when the school bell rings and the teaching day is done, S. Delaney sheds her educator persona and transforms into a master of fantastical worlds. As a co-author on "The Saints" book series, S. Delaney has conjured up realms brimming with intrigue, suspense, and characters who might make questionable moral decisions, but hey, that's what makes them fun, right? And when not penning adventures of daring heroes and cunning villains, S. Delaney can be found curled up with a good book, or perhaps scribbling away in her own notebooks, breathing life into unforgettable characters who might just leap off the page and grab a coffee with you.
Emerging from the heart of rural Tennessee, R. Knox is a bookworm turned writer who has brought her own twists and turns to the already epic saga of "The Saints" series. When not navigating the halls of high school, R. Knox can be found on the volleyball court or softball field, always on the lookout for the next challenge.
An avid reader with a particular penchant for morally grey characters, R. Knox harbors a secret weakness for those enigmatic, complex individuals who seem to walk the line between hero and villain. Drawn to the allure of the flawed and unpredictable, R. Knox is convinced that even the most troubled souls can find redemption, if only someone just believes in them enough.
R. Knox's writing style is as sharp as her wit, with a dash of sarcasm sprinkled in for good measure. Her ability to craft engaging narratives and relatable characters is sure to leave an indelible mark on the literary world, much like the skid marks her car often leaves on the pavement.
