Location: United States
Member Since:
May 09, 2011
Kathleen Nutter
Biography
Kathleen Nutter lives in Severna Park, Maryland with her husband and three children. She attended the University of Maryland, Baltimore County where she studied biology. After UMBC, she continued her studies at the University of Maryland, completing graduate work in physical therapy.
Currently, Kathleen works as a pediatric physical therapist, providing
developmental interventions to children, birth to three-years-old in the local
Infants and Toddlers program.
When not writing young adult fantasy, Kathleen enjoys painting, running, and singing. She loves cats and dogs, and her favorite dog breed is the Labrador Retreiver (though Yorkie's take a close second since they are small, but spunky.)
Kathleen's debut novel: Light Changers was released on Kindle August 2012. This is the first book in the Light Changers series.
Join Kathleen on twitter: @kathleennutter
Currently, Kathleen works as a pediatric physical therapist, providing
developmental interventions to children, birth to three-years-old in the local
Infants and Toddlers program.
When not writing young adult fantasy, Kathleen enjoys painting, running, and singing. She loves cats and dogs, and her favorite dog breed is the Labrador Retreiver (though Yorkie's take a close second since they are small, but spunky.)
Kathleen's debut novel: Light Changers was released on Kindle August 2012. This is the first book in the Light Changers series.
Join Kathleen on twitter: @kathleennutter
Where to find Kathleen Nutter online
Website: http://www.kathleennutter.com
Twitter: @kathleennutter
Blog: http://kathleennutter.wordpress.com
Twitter: @kathleennutter
Blog: http://kathleennutter.wordpress.com
Books
Light Changers
by Kathleen Nutter
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 79,400.
Language:
English.
Published: January 19, 2013
.
Categories:
Fiction » Young adult or teen » Fantasy, Fiction » Young adult or teen » Adventure
The day that fourteen-year old Gracie Frost sends a lacrosse ball straight out of her home layer, she becomes relevant--a problem. She is on their radar, and once on their radar, there is no escape.
Who to trust, who to believe?
Things are never as they seem.