Heather L. Barksdale

Heather L. Barksdale is a physical therapist, researcher, professor, military brat, book reviewer and novelist. She has traveled throughout the United States, Europe, and Asia seeking adventures with her husband. She is an avid fan of historical fiction and calls upon her adventures as inspiration for her stories. She and her husband share their home in Jacksonville, Florida where she enjoys snuggling her furbabies and rooting for the Jaguars.

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