L.K. Gibson published her first novel, Chief Among Sinners, at eighty-five, and Sinners Choice is appearing five years later when she is ninety. At that age, five years can be a lifetime and for LK that was true; she became a widow, survived a life threatening medical condition and had to learn to live alone.
There was a bright side: her five grown children have achieved success in each of their chosen fields, her seven grandchildren are either in college or gainfully employed, and she has a first great grandchild. She knows something of small towns, having been raised in Hudson, New York, which is a little larger than the fictional Oakton, but with just as many intrigues, although, hopefully, not quite so evil.
