April Coker ✓

Why did it take April Coker thirty years to realize her childhood dream of becoming a writer? Easy. She had to be a schoolteacher first. Otherwise, how would she have known how to create her characters?
Award-winning author April Coker credits the book Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh with igniting the fire—the desire to write. After years teaching English, science, and credit recovery leading an alternative school, and raising two children, April set to work writing suspense and mystery novels, inspired by her late husband, zookeeper Jimmy.
Find out more about April and her books at aprilnunncoker.com, where you’ll also find links to her social media, blog, and newsletter sign-up. Hearing from her readers makes her day.