Tammy Plunkett est passée de sa carrière d'infirmière diplômée à l'éducation de ses quatre enfants. Découvrant que sa passion pour l'écriture l'appelait, elle est revenue à son premier amour. Après avoir exploré la fiction pendant un certain temps, Plunkett a orienté son attention vers la non-fiction, tout en travaillant comme coach de vie et de rédaction. Son parcours personnel l'a amenée à concentrer son écriture sur le soutien aux parents d'enfants transgenres, à travers des articles de blog et des publications, y compris un article remarquable pour Today's Parent. Elle continue d'équilibrer ses activités créatives, écrivant à la fois de la fiction et de la non-fiction.
A reassuring guide for parents of a transgender child or teen. Speaking from personal experience, the author provides guidance on topics including managing different emotions, communications with the child's school, bathrooms, clothing, accessing professional help and being a good ally.
Dr. Georgia Laurence’s patient is going to die without an immediate heart transplant, and a rare blood type makes a donor nearly impossible. There’s a sliver of hope when she learns about a clinical trial right at her hospital. The only problem is, the stem cell researcher is Dr. Matt Mancini, a man from her past who has absolutely no reason to help her. Matt could soon be sharing the cure for heart disease with the world and can’t risk using such a sick patient as his first human candidate. While his attraction to Georgia tempts him to reconsider, the stem cells are stolen and his career is jeopardized.Georgia and Matt must work together to save his study before her patient dies. As they get closer to the truth, they find the thief will stop at nothing, not even murder, and they’ll have to decide what matters her patient, his study… or their lives."If you like Grey's Anatomy and on-the-edge suspense, this is your next read." Lucy Farago, author of the Search and Recover series.