Katie O'Sullivan
About the author...
Welcome to my website!
I'm an author of romantic suspense and young adult fiction, as well as working as the Editor of an online magazine. I love working with other writers to help make their words sparkle.
I'm also the mother of three active kids and three large dogs, and blog about their antics - as well as about juggling home and work - several times a week on my blog. Well, I try to keep up with it all, but sometimes life gets in the way.
I grew up in New Jersey, twenty minutes from the George Washington Bridge but a world away.
The small town I grew up in was semi-rural at the time, with working farms and no traffic lights. We walked to school and rode our bikes everywhere. Everyone knew everyone. My summers were split between the Jersey Shore and Girl Scout camp.
When I turned 18, my family moved to Vermont and bought an Inn. The ocean was a hazy memory for several years, until I graduated from college and moved back to the coast, to Boston.
Today I live along the sandy shores of Cape Cod. New England life reminds me of my summers down the Jersey Shore, but now I share my days with my husband, kids and demanding dogs. The dogs insist on walking on the beach every day of the year, rain or shine. Which is fine with me. I love the smell of the salty breezes that now blow through my life all year long.
I'm an author of romantic suspense and young adult fiction, as well as working as the Editor of an online magazine. I love working with other writers to help make their words sparkle.
I'm also the mother of three active kids and three large dogs, and blog about their antics - as well as about juggling home and work - several times a week on my blog. Well, I try to keep up with it all, but sometimes life gets in the way.
I grew up in New Jersey, twenty minutes from the George Washington Bridge but a world away.
The small town I grew up in was semi-rural at the time, with working farms and no traffic lights. We walked to school and rode our bikes everywhere. Everyone knew everyone. My summers were split between the Jersey Shore and Girl Scout camp.
When I turned 18, my family moved to Vermont and bought an Inn. The ocean was a hazy memory for several years, until I graduated from college and moved back to the coast, to Boston.
Today I live along the sandy shores of Cape Cod. New England life reminds me of my summers down the Jersey Shore, but now I share my days with my husband, kids and demanding dogs. The dogs insist on walking on the beach every day of the year, rain or shine. Which is fine with me. I love the smell of the salty breezes that now blow through my life all year long.
I've always loved words and books. I enjoy crafting new characters, and envisioning their worlds, real or imagined. Whether reading or writing, my favorite part is to lose myself in the story, forgetting all about the "real" world for hours at a time.
As Editor of CapeWomenOnline.com I get to work with many talented women writers and interview many more creative and wonderful women all over Cape Cod.
Our articles range from inspiring life stories, to interviews with local artists and business owners, to helpful articles about environmental issues and how to get involved. We always encourage our readers to support their local stores and businesses through our ongoing "buy local" campaign.
We publish five times a year, with seasonal themes and stories, as well as our ever-changing listings for events, classes and workshops.
Check our online Submissions Guidelines if you'd like to be a part of our online community!
As Editor of CapeWomenOnline.com I get to work with many talented women writers and interview many more creative and wonderful women all over Cape Cod.
Our articles range from inspiring life stories, to interviews with local artists and business owners, to helpful articles about environmental issues and how to get involved. We always encourage our readers to support their local stores and businesses through our ongoing "buy local" campaign.
We publish five times a year, with seasonal themes and stories, as well as our ever-changing listings for events, classes and workshops.
Check our online Submissions Guidelines if you'd like to be a part of our online community!
