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Cathy Johns
Let’s start by saying that I’m no saint and I know it but to my mother, I’m an incredible daughter at least that’s what she tells me (which she’s yet to know what I’ve been writing). I’m a sister to seven incredible human beings who I love to the moon and back and an amazing aunt to three nephews and three nieces who I love so dearly. My family means the world to me, without them I don’t know what I’d do.
I’m a Kenyan based new author who has just joined the book world. I reside from one of the most beautiful and stunning part of this fantastic world. Africa, Nairobi, Kenya. I grew up in a small village in Rift Valley (that’s a province here in Kenya) where I learned life the hard way but still taught me how to face it and take it with an open mind.
I had a remarkable childhood where I was surrounded by my family and friends.
My writing started as a healing process when my doctor gave me a pen and notebook and asked me to make use of them as a way to express my inner feelings after falling into depression. Reading and getting lost in the world of words and peoples remarkable thoughts has always been the greatest form of escape and the most magical journeys for me.
There will be happily ever after’s as well as intense stories that will leave you hopeful and longing for one true love.
This is going to be an epic journey through my mind so I hope you enjoy the chaos oh and the voices you’ll get used to them.
Love,
Cathy Johns