About the Author:

            Author, Tiffany Rogalin, spent most of her late teens and twenties pursuing a career in classical music as a concert violinist and violist. Her overall experience being very tumultuous for her, she began writing fictional stories loosely related to true events during her music education and professional life to share with others.

            When she was growing up, she read a lot of books. Trying to read anything and everything that she could get her hands on while a child, the first books that she read by herself, were dictionaries and encyclopedias. This leading to her love of historical fiction, she has based many of her stories on current events which she enjoys turning into Christian science-fiction adventures. She especially likes to write about God versus psychiatry.

            She has a passion for speaking against injustice and discrimination which is portrayed in her stories. Her belief that people have a right to believe in religion and science at the same time and the right to believe in religion over science has greatly motivated her writing as well. A strong point that she likes to portray is her belief that psychiatry shouldn’t be practiced without religion.

            Mrs. Rogalin’s stories really show how people initially have a hard time accepting disastrous or terrorizing events until they see and experience action, a change in thinking within themselves and those around them and time. So, the characters in her books are always trying to figure out what is happening and are always willing to try to stop or change what is happening if it seems the people they love and care for are in danger.

            When she isn’t writing, Mrs. Rogalin volunteers her time serving at her home church in Oklahoma City and works in the field of law with her husband Michael, a prominent attorney in Oklahoma. She and her husband love spending time with their four Poodles and the other pets in her family including a Maine Coon cat and a Parakeet.