Fischer, Madalyn G.

Janis Anderson Yelton writes murder mysteries which keep you on the edge of your seat. Janis refers to her books as "Easy Reads," being fast paced and entertaining.. "There will be no page skipping in my books," Janis proclaims. "My books are full of action and suspense - and not a lot of lengthy sunrise descriptions." But how Yelton began to write is a story in itself. In 1997, she was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease, but along with this hardship came a "gift" - creativity. Janis began to write books. Was the creative side of her brain working harder to compensate for the diseased portion?...