Bobby's Diner

Two women, Georgette and Vanessa, inherit a piece of property and are forced to work together against a common adversary who is determined to destroy the only inheritance left to them by a man they both once loved.

Joyce Anthony

Give yourself several hours to read this book. You will find yourself saying “Just one more chapter” over and over again. It is one of those rare books you won’t want to put down. I look forward to reading more of Ms. Wingate’s work.

Susan Wingate, born in Phoenix, Arizona to James & Amie Ajamie (a writer and an artist, respectively), tried to fly, at age five off the roof of their family house using newspaper, wire hangers and scotch tape. She’s been dreaming of flying ever since. Oh, by the way, she never jumped. Her mother ran out in the nick of time to stop her from take-off.

Wingate realized her dreams when she entered the world of writing. At first, she wrote songs and poetry but then her writing blossomed when she tried her hand at fiction.

In 1997, she devoted her days to writing and in 2004, she began writing full-time. Since then, Susan has written several plays, one screenplay, one short story collection and seven novels.

A lover of the arts, Susan draws and paints abstracts using oil as her favored medium. She has taken up playing the violin (it’s been a squeakly start) and she loves the theatre.

Susan lives in Washington State with a bunch of pets and her husband, Bob.