“Audrey Sue Phillips was born on February 18, 1956, on a cold, stormy night in Cripple Creek, Kentucky, in her maternal grandmother’s home. She grew up in Kokomo, Indiana from a young age, where her life was shaped by both cherished memories and childhood trauma experiences that deeply influence her writing. 

Audrey writes with honesty, faith, and compassion about trauma, healing, forgiveness, and resilience. Through stories of her family, personal struggles, and life journey, she offers hope to those who have experienced pain and encourages readers to move forward with grace. 

She worked as an Emergency, Intensive Care, and Case Management Nurse, earned her Licensed Practical Nurse credentials, and continued learning throughout her career. A small business owner, world traveler, and survivor of Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis for over 40 years, Audrey lives a life of service feeding the homeless, supporting unwed mothers, and serving her church community. 

Now retired and living on a bay in Florida with her service dog Rocky, Audrey continues to write and prepare future publications that inspire healing and faith.”