Elizabeth Dale PhillipsElizabeth lives with her husband, Bill, outside of Charlottesville, Virginia, close by the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Born in England, she emigrated to Canada in her early twenties and moved to the States a few years later, settling in Caifornia. The next twenty years were spent raising two children and getting the education she'd so carefully avoided when she was a teenager. With those endeavors behind her, her career options were either social work or accounting. She chose the latter and for the next twenty years worked as a financial auditor with the State of California. Once retired, she devoted her time to music, the piano in particular, all styles of music, both solo and ensemble. She has since dabbled in the banjo and Scottish Dancing and still dabbles in Silver Swans and any exercise class that appeals to her. Retirement was ticking along quite nicely when, after fifteen years, she dug out a hoard of letters she'd written many years ago. Discovering that not only could she write, but she enjoyed it, she wrote a story about once upon a time when she was a dancer. Read More Read Less