![]() She doesn’t deny that it had its benefits. The author did everything from writing speeches for the CEO to editing the company’s magazine. All that changed once she climbed the ladder, becoming an executive with three departments to supervise. She had an entry-level position that allowed her to keep reasonable hours. Initially, her publishing dreams did not clash with her day job. In fact, she had started penning her stories. At the time, she had already decided that she wanted to write novels for a living. On the career side of things, Hannon was fortunate enough to land a position at a Fortune 500 company. ![]() That includes playing leading roles in the likes of ‘The King and I’ and ‘Oklahoma’. Some of the author’s fans might have seen her in the many musicals in which she has participated. Taking singing lessons and then auditioning for musicals took a lot of courage on Hannon’s part.īut the effort paid off. The author had always wanted to sing but she did not trust her voice. ![]() She started taking voice lessons in college. Hannon’s creative endeavors are not limited to storytelling. She uses the lessons she learned in university to create and explore interesting relationships between her characters. For a time, Hannon was convinced that she would become a psychologist. That includes getting her degree in psychology. ![]() Even though she was writing for as long as she could remember, she took a few detours on her journey to publishing success. ![]()
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