Nancy Huff

Nancy Huff grew up in the quiet southern town of Magnolia, Arkansas as an only child to parents who worked hard and spared nothing to see that she received an education. After graduation from College she moved to Tulsa, Oklahoma to teach Junior High Mathematics. That's where she met her husband, had her kids and completed her Masters Degree.

Always the traveler, she has visited over 50 countries finally settling on Morocco and Washington, DC as her favorite destinations.

It wasn't until after her children had left home that she decided that she had something to say and started her writing career. Her first published book was on prayer: Praying for Children, Teens and young Adults in the 10/40 Window.

She and her husband own a real estate company and rental houses so she wrote on how to be a successful landlord. Her second book, How to Create Passive Income with Rental Property was born out of her experience with owning rentals. Each time one renter moved out and another moved in, there were so many things she wanted to share with other potential landlords. Most of all she wanted to let other landlords know that they could be good landlords and still make a profit.

In 2014, she completed two books on prayer for schools: Taking the Mountain of Education: A Strategic Prayer Guide for American Education and Safety Zone: Prayers to Revolutionize Your School.

In the Fall of 2014, Nancy finished a book she had worked on for almost 15 years: Danger in the Desert: One Woman's Quest for Truth and Justice. It was a story long overdue about missing humanitarian aid sent to the Sahrawi refugees who live in camps outside the town of Tindouf, Algeria. The journey to Algeria and then to Morocco is filled with mystery, political intrigue and discovery of a potential threat to the world.

Currently Nancy and her husband, Keith, operate a non-profit - Teach the Children International and work with children at risk in remote areas of the world.