Born in Pennsylvania and raised by two school teacher parents, Brynn loved reading and writing from an early age. After reading The Lord of the Rings for the first time when 13 years old, she was henceforth fixated on all fantasy stories and folklore.

Concerned over the practicality of becoming a writer when college bound, Brynn decided on a medical career instead of a literary one. As she grew older, the artistic side of her brain would not be silenced, so she returned to her first love- writing.

Brynn still resides in Penn’s Woods with her husband and three sons. She also works as an occupational therapist for children with autism, and at a charter school for adolescents on the spectrum.

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Highland Press



Into the Woods

Callum McClure's family and village are under siege from an unknown foe. Villagers by the droves are falling into a mysterious sleep, a coma, from which they are unable to wake.

Callum and his school mates are in a race against time to decipher why and how their parents are unconscious. Odd natural disasters are occurring everywhere, and then, there are the trees…In each sleepers room, roots grow wild out of the closet, and wrap the comatose in a root sarcophagus. On each sleeper's closet door glows a message….Stand…See…Remember…Choose.

Will Callum and his mates' solve the riddle in time to free their parents…or will they be forever banned to the place known only as The NetherWood.

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Come What May

A Comprehensive Guide to Traditional and NON Traditional Treatments for the Autism Spectrum

You will never forget the day you heard the words, "Your child has autism"

Well, neither will I.

For most, it is a completely life altering experience, leading families onto a confusing path of therapies, conflicting medical opinions, or worse…..no answers at all.

This book is designed as an autism “cheat sheet "- intended to touch each aspect of the autistic person’s symptoms, and then offering treatment ideas in the form of therapies and new medical practices. It is a compilation of seven years of research by the author, streamlined into one placeÂ…..in essence, what I wish someone would have handed me at the beginning of the arduous journey.

This book covers traditional therapies, occupational and speech therapy, as well as new research regarding the special diets for autism, and hypothesized biological etiologies. It addresses autism as a medical illness.

Included are numerous research articles and books, as well as websites and groups to join for support, to provide a plan to begin to help your child or client.

Whiskey Creek Press



A Circle of Crows

The children of Rhinebeck are not safe. They have been disappearing since 1900, without a trace. The lives of the three sisters who own the inn, become forever altered when thirteen year old Morgan disappears in the middle of the night when her family lie sleeping. The sisters’ Scottish upbringing, with all of its tales of evil birds always seemed like old wives’ tales; until the crows began behaving oddly and the sisters swear that when it rains, they can hear children’s voices on the night air.

The answer lies inside the Inn, with a doorway to another realm. A realm where children are also disappearing.