Pamela Turner grew up in small towns in Wisconsin and graduated from Mount
Senario College. Armed with a BA in English, she headed south to Louisville,
Kentucky for new opportunities.
She didn’t expect one of those “opportunities” to be homelessness. Pamela worked
temp jobs whileliving in homeless shelters. One evening, she found herself at a
party hosted by Carl Brown, former county commissioner, judoka, columnist, and
mental health advocate. He encouraged her writing and was a witness to her
marriage to James Turner.
Over the years, Pamela worked various jobs. These included receptionist, free-lance
magazine writer, security officer, and substitute teacher.
Pamela’s first commercial fiction publication was the paranormal romance
novella, Death Sword. She’s since got the rights back and is revising it for a series.
She’s currently working on four paranormal suspense/urban fantasy series.
When not writing, Pamela Turner enjoys playing Hidden Object Games,
supernatural-themed manga and anime, cemeteries, and abandoned buildings.