Award-winning Cathy Beveridge has written six young reader books including four historical novels about Canadian disasters and two contemporary hockey novels. After studying English and education at the University of Alberta, Cathy taught for many years and began writing alongside her students. She enjoys gardening, reading, cycling, hiking and spending time with her family. Cathy teaches creative writing at Ambrose University and lives in Calgary, Alberta.
Praise for Cathy's previous books: ""A focus on spirituality freshens this tale of a group of misfits who develop unlikely friendships."" --Kirkus Review ""A compelling tale that's not only historically accurate but relevant to young adults."" --Quill & Quire ""Beveridge has done an excellent job of tackling the issue of performance-enhancing drugs and their role in organized sport. Highly Recommended."" --CM Magazine ""The author uses subtle humour to delve into the serious consequences of drug dependency in amateur sports."" --SaskBooks Awards Winner: Canadian Children's Book Centre Choice Award Winner: Saskatchewan Young Reader's Choice Award Nominated: Red Cedar Award Nominated: Young Canada Reads, Nova Scotia