Marilyn J. Evans

Marilyn J. Evans was born in north Missouri, and has lived in Kansas City since 1972 (except for two years when she lived in southern England). She worked in research laboratories studying human autoimmune diseases for two decades, then spent another twenty as a regulatory auditor for the pharmaceutical and biologics industries. Her first book, "Beloved Lives", a paranormal romantic thriller inspired by the Universal Studio classic "The Mummy", was published in 2018 with the second edition coming out in 2021. Her novella, "Wasting Water", appears in the anthology, "Undeniable: Writers Respond to Climate Change", available from Amazon or from Alternating Current Press. Her newest novel "The Gingerbread House: A Philly MacPherson Mystery" will be released in 2025. Her short stories pop up here and there from time to time.