Kelly Stevenson is the bestselling author of Force of Gravity. She resides in the Pacific Northwest where she writes from her peaceful home on the river, surrounded by wildlife. When Kelly is not writing, you can find her working with horses, advocating for domestic abuse victims, and exploring the great outdoors with her loyal and beloved sheepdog.
Daydreaming has finally paid off . . .
​“I was constantly in detention for daydreaming in class. I can't tell you how many recesses I missed out on. I was always that kid who was forced to sit at the lone desk next to the chalkboard, so the teacher could keep an eye on me. It didn’t matter what they stripped away from me, though; I couldn’t be stopped. I would turn my erasers into characters and play in my desk. Then, if those were taken from me, my fingers became characters, or I would stare at a wall, or out the window, creating new stories in my head. The thing is, you don’t need any physical thing to imagine. And that frustrated my teachers to no end.”
