About Me
Donnell Ann Bell is as at
home in nonfiction as she is
in fiction. She has
worked for a weekly business
publication and a monthly
parenting magazine, but
prefers her fictional
writing compared to
writing about
stock portfolios or treating
diaper rash. She has a
background in court
reporting, has worked with
kids and engineers, and has
volunteered for law
enforcement and other
organizations. Raised
in New Mexico's Land of
Enchantment, Donnell has
called the state of Colorado
home for the past
twenty-four years.
 
About writing: To survive in this
business, a writer must have a bulldog determination
Don't hope more than you're willing to
work.
— Rita Mae Brown Yes, it's
okay to write a prologue.
Just don't write a bad one.
— Robert
Crais
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