About
Paranormal Mystery Author
Anne Francis Scott lives in the wooded hills of Tennessee with her husband and two dogs, a short drive from the Smoky Mountains where her paranormal mysteries take place. Home is a log cabin she and her husband built on four acres. She spends a good part of her days up in the loft with her characters, sometimes getting distracted by a squirrel that hops down from a tree to use the deck railing as a highway.
Her background is in music and production. For a while, she worked as a sound recording engineer, and later, on the business end of things, as Financial Controller for Capricorn Records. But she has always enjoyed telling stories about things that go bump in the night, a passion that began one long-ago Halloween around a campfire. She’s been hooked ever since.
Anne is a member of Sisters in Crime and Romance Writers of America. She donates copies of her books to the county and the local library, and her first paranormal mystery novel, Lost Girl, was converted to Braille for the visually impaired. She uses music to jump-start her muse, anything from rock to classical, depending on her mood, and she LOVES spending time with her family.
She always appreciates hearing from readers. You can reach her at anne@annefrancisscott.com.
