Hunter Marshall is a native of Idaho.   She was born three months too early with a disability and wasn't supposed to be able to walk, talk, see, hear or have any semblance of a normal life. Her mother however, believed she was more than a disability.  She made sure Hunter did everything she was capable of to reach her full potential.  

Coming from a big family, it was either keep up or get left in the dust.   It was because her love of reading and writing that Hunter knew, even at an early age, she was destined to be a writer.  

Hunter went on to graduate high school much to the awe and amazement of the doctors who told her parents she would never amount to anything, get married and have  children.  She then succeeded in getting a degree in Social Work. Her knowledge of Social Work and concern for issues facing mankind have assisted her in many aspects of her life including raising a family and writing this novel.

It is her faith and belief in a loving Father in Heaven that is a driving force in coming to terms with her past and learning that, although difficulties may arise,  there are ways to "get through" the times that seem impossible.