Laura DiTieri
Laura DiTieri writes character-driven fiction rooted in hope, family, and resilience. A lifelong reader who navigated life with dyslexia, dyscalculia, and synesthesia, she went on to earn a double major in Early Childhood and Childhood Education with a minor in English, and later a master’s degree in Special Education. Her years of teaching deepened her belief in the power of words to connect people across generations. She lives with her husband, who subsequently has to hear about the many characters constantly dancing around in her head; their two energetic sons, who are somehow even chattier than she is; and their beloved dog. Most often, she can be found with a book and a cup of tea, dreaming of the day she’ll finish it before it gets cold.
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Laura DiTieri writes character-driven fiction rooted in hope, family, and resilience. A lifelong reader who navigated life with dyslexia, dyscalculia, and synesthesia, she went on to earn a double major in Early Childhood and Childhood Education with a minor in English, and later a master’s degree in Special Education. Her years of teaching deepened her belief in the power of words to connect people across generations. She lives with her...
Books
Made with Love: A Sweet Magical Romance
Falling in love was never part of the plan. But magic has a way of complicating even the simplest ingredients, and the heart rarely follows a recipe.
Rebecca Sawyer has always dismissed the rumors that there’s something magical about her bakery-that her pies can spark romance or mend broken hearts—as nothing more than small-town gossip. But when...
Don’t Forget to Write
Impossible choices. Unforgettable love. A forever worth fighting for.
Trudy Kirchberger has always known what’s expected of her: teach, marry well, and live a life that looks respectable from the outside. With Henry, a polished young businessman who appears to be perfect, the path seems clear—until everything changes. In her first year of...