Please tell us about your latest release… It’s crazy you became a teacher without a degree! But, it’s so great that you had the experience of living in Guatemala. What a great list! Thank you for sharing. Moving back to the United States in 2015.In the end, Breaking the Rules found a home at Crimson Romance, and I’m so happy it did. However, I did not ultimately have my book chosen as the final winner, though I did conference with a Blaze editor and had positive feedback. My second book, Breaking the Rules, being chosen as a winner in the November Harlequin Blaze Pitch.I’ve since self-published my first novel, because it’s my baby. Finishing my first book, Time Changes Everything, and then it actually being published in 2013! The bad news was that the publisher went under after 6 months of it being published, so I also learned a lot about the harsh publishing world.I had always been raised as a Christian, but I truly BECAME a Christian during this year. All in all, I love being a boy mom and it’s really WHO I AM! The birth of my second and third sons in Guatemala.These two experiences were much better than my first.Once my first son was born, I knew my life would be forever different. I stayed in the operating room all alone until it was time to push. Since it’s a third-world country, the hospital was a little behind the times.

My first year was very painful, but here I am 24 years later! Becoming a middle school English teacher in Guatemala without any teacher education.Moving to Guatemala, Central America after graduation with my then fiance, not knowing a word of Spanish or what I was getting myself into.Graduating from university with a double major in Communications and Political Science.I knew he was “the one.” (Yes, I am a hopeless romantic!) I remember the exact moment and how time literally stood still. Meeting my husband at The University of New Mexico.#AHAgrp Please help me welcome Melinda Dozier with the moments that changed her life, and her new release, TROUBLE WITH GOLD…ġ0 Moments That Changed My Life by Melinda Dozier

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