At twenty-one, she moved alone to New York City and worked as an office temp, freelance copywriter, advertising account coordinator and book editor before selling her first novel, which went on to win a Romance Writers of America RITA® Award. By third grade, her heart was set on becoming a published author a few years later, a school trip to Manhattan convinced her that she had to live there someday. A small-town girl at heart, she was born and raised in western New York on the shores of Lake Erie and in the heart of the notorious snow belt. She has coauthored a hardcover mystery series with former New York City mayor Ed Koch and has ghostwritten books for various well-known personalities. Is a pseudonym for New York Times bestselling, award-winning novelist Wendy Corsi Staub, who has written more than fifty fiction and nonfiction books for adults and teenagers in various genres-among them contemporary and historical romance, suspense, mystery, television and movie tie-in and biography. “Bridget Jonesy…Tracey Spadolini smokes, drinks and eats too much, and frets about her romantic life.” “…an undeniably fun journey for the reader.”
And like many women, Tracey needs to figure out when to listen to her friends and when to listen to herself.” “Tracey is insecure and has many neuroses, but this makes her realistic…. “Readers who followed Tracey’s struggles in Slightly Single, and those meeting her for the first time, will sympathize with this singleton’s post-breakup attempts to move on in this fun, lighthearted romp with a lovable heroine.”
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