Beth McMullen graduated from Boston University with a degree in English Literature. After landing a gig with Reader's Digest, she eventually realized she'd rather write books than condense them. She relocated to San Francisco, California and worked in Silicon Valley to pay the bills, trying to do as much writing and traveling as possible. Finally, after getting married, she and her husband decided to take one year and see as much of the world as they could before they ran out of money. It's a big world. Beth currently divides her time between writing and taking care of her two young children. She holds an MLS from Long Island University and lives with her family in Davis, California. You can visit her website at www.bethmcmullen.com.
This biography was last updated on 07/12/2011.
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