J.K. was born in Marana Arizona in the 50's. As a child she spent most of her time in the desert making up stories and fantasizing about Cowboys and Indians. Her burro "Blue" was her trusty compainion, they would travel to worlds unknown. Her mother Darlene was part Native American from the Lakota tribe, she was diagnosed with cancer and the family was forced to move into the city closer to the medical professionals.
Her father Ronald was a constructuion worker who was very abusive, and often abandoned the family. J.K. dropped out of school at age 13 and began to work in order to help her mother support the household. At age 16 she earned her G.E.D. and began a career in woodworking. In 1995 her mother commited suicide at J.K's property, which inspired "The Angel Chronicles".  Nine years in the making, this incredible journey to the printing of book one "The Road to Damascus" has inspired all who have read her words.
It is a love story, mystery and the fight between good and evil. In J.K's own words:
"The greatest and final gift of love is letting go".

Her first novel of the series "The Road To Damascus" is compelling, gritty and full of twists and turns. Your outlook on life will never be the same.
She takes the reader to the other side and explores what happens to loved ones crossed over, and the grief of those left on Earth. This first time Author has proved herself to be worthy of a following.