Susan P. Hunter, a born and raised New Englander, emerged as an author in the still of the COVID-19 era. A mother of three, she was fulfilled as a stay-at-home mother and an active civic volunteer until her youngest reached high school. Heading out into the work force later in life, she was appointed as the only civilian on the Sheriff's Office's command staff, serving as the Chief of Staff and the Public Information Officer. She enjoyed this position for three years before moving to Tennessee, where she currently resides. She is an editor and contributing writer to a local magazine. She is inexhaustibly passionate about her faith, family, and country.