Christina E. Pilz was born in Waco, Texas, and grew up in Boulder, Colorado. Her love for historical fiction began when she read Little House on the Prairie by Laura Ingalls Wilder.
She has an M.A. in Linguistics, and an M.S. in Technical Communications. She loves coffee shops, mountain sunsets, prairie storms, the smell of lavender, and is a staunch supporter of the Oxford comma.
Passionate about what she writes, her stories will transport you.
Here are tidbits about the author, in her own words:
~ I live in Colorado. I've tried to live elsewhere, but it never works.
~ I love wooden floors, and prefer them to carpet.
~ I don't have pets but have lots of plants
~ I have a green armchair that I call The Vortex, because once I sit down in it, it's impossible to get up out of it.
~ I love the structured orderliness of school and so ended up going to college for a long, long time.
~ I love beer.
~ I love hot summer nights, lightning storms, and fireflies.
~ I love going to England, and have gone so often that I pretty much know my way around.
~ I will never get tired of London.
~ I dream in color with surround sound.
~ Naps on stormy afternoons are one of my favorite things.
~ I have camped on the hillside where Do-Re-Mi was filmed.
~ I once spent five weeks on a three-masted barque off the Atlantic coast of North America, where I scrubbed decks, polished brass, washed dishes in cold seawater, and nigh on froze to death in the icy rain while on watch.