TODD FAHNESTOCK wrote his first novel in high school because he "wanted a fantasy book with even more action in it." Later in college, he published his first two short stories in TSR Dragonlance anthologies. In 1997, he published more short stories with co-author Giles Carwyn, winning the New York Books for the Teen Age award for True Love (Or the Many Brides of Prince Charming). In 2006, Todd wrote Heir of Autumn with Giles under HarperCollins' Eos imprint and hit the Denver Post bestseller list. Mistress of Winter and Queen of Oblivion followed, then Todd went solo again. He currently lives in a 115-year-old Victorian house in Englewood, CO with his wife, daughter, son, one big blue dog and one big red dog. He splits his time between Tae Kwon Do, playing with children, working his day job in the world of philanthropy, and writing that next novel. Visit Todd at: WWW.TODDFAHNESTOCK.COM @TODD_FAHNESTOCK on Twitter