Bio: Connie Crow has always been a writer. Her first essay was published when she was eight--an article protesting the demolition of an historic building, from the building's point of view. She went on to a career that included being a photojournalist and editor for several large business publications, all the while writing stories and poetry to amuse friends and entertain family. But the stories in her mind wouldn't let her rest. She wrote her first novel, Forbidden Weekend, in 1995 (using the pen name Constance Todd). Its publication put her in the vanguard of electronic publishing. Connie was accepted as the first electronically published author in the Published Author's Network (PAN) of the Romance Writer's Association (RWA) in 1996. She continues to work to educate authors as well as readers to the "Brave New World" of e-publishing. Connie lives in Bellevue, NE, with an indulgent husband of 35 years and a very spoiled Brittany, who curls around her feet while she writes.