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R.M. James is also known as Reina R. Gonzalez, currently working on a Doctor of Business Administration/General Business at Northcentral University. Graduated from the University of Phoenix with a Masters Degree in Health Administration/Education; Armstrong Atlantic State University with a Bachelors Degree in Spanish, and South University with a Certificate in Accounting.
I live in a small rural town in Georgia just five minutes from the border of South Carolina (not South of the Border—that's too far). Born in Manhattan and raised in Queens, New York.
I have a furry companion named Bailey she’s my best friend as well as my therapy cat. I love her to pieces! She knows when I don't feel well and jumps on my lap just to be with me. She’s a diluted tortie-shell with attitude galore!
I have two grown boys with their careers, two grandsons of whom I love to spoil, and a granddaughter who joined our family, I’m super ecstatic!
My career in writing began in 2012 when I stopped working due to some ailments I've been battling, and because I didn't want my college education going to waste, I thought of contemporary and paranormal romance. Honestly, the writing wasn't my first career choice being a medical doctor was (now don't laugh). I wanted to help people.
My favorite hobbies are crocheting, quilting, paint-by-numbers, and drinking lots of strong coffee that’ll put hair on anyone's chest!
What inspired you to write your book?
My career in writing began in 2012 when I stopped working due to some ailments I've been battling, and because I didn't want my college education going to waste, I thought of contemporary and paranormal romance. Honestly, the writing wasn't my first career choice being a medical doctor was (now don't laugh). I wanted to help people.
Here is a short sample from the book:
At that moment, the thought of my ex-boyfriend, Willie came up. William Ramsey. Now there's a name I haven’t thought of in a while! Why all of a sudden am I thinking of him, as I turn on my car to pull out of the parking lot.
Driving home, I'm thinking of the crazy and explicit things Willie, and I used to do as teenagers. At the time, he was seventeen, I was sixteen. We were together on and off for four years as kids because we had to seek permission to go out.
I used to tell my mom I was going roller skating with my best friend, Liz only to sneak off to Hoboken, New Jersey. The thought of us sneaking around put a smile on my face, and led me to ask, "Oh Willie, where are you now?" I still have so many unanswered questions as to why he kept disappearing so much from me. I had no way to know my life was about to take an interesting turn in the next few days.
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