Sue McMillin was born in Salt Lake City, Utah, and over the course of a lifetime has been trying to get out of town ever since: first when she hit the road at nineteen, guitar in hand, a library of self-written songs and a cross-genre of top seventies hits in her head (something she would do over again in a heartbeat), and second when she joined a slew of crazy musicians to try her hand at disco (um, big mistake), and third, a continuing expressed desire to move to the enchanted Oregon Coast. (Are we there yet?) The birth of her five beautiful and talented kids marked the beginning of loving more than she ever thought possible, learning that you never stop being a parent, and thanking God everyday for the privilege of being their mother. Stuck in a less than fulfilling marriage (emotionally abusive, half-cracked, poverty stricken - we'll leave it at that) she unstuck herself (yes, it's possible). She discovered a true passion for mind mastery and spent twenty years devoted to teaching and helping others discover the power we all have to manage our mind rather than allowing our mind to run rampant. Sue remarried a wonderful man, acquired three more beloved children, eight grandchildren (instant grandma) and since then, has been blessed with four more grandchildren and counting. Sue wrote Come Out, Come Out, Whoever You Are, a book currently under revision to be released as a non-fiction trilogy entitle: Seed, Bud, Bloom; subtitled, Divarian Philosophy for Mortals; this because much of her ideology made its way into her magical Divarian tales. (Her heart begins to race). "Writing the Divarian story marked a turning point in my life. I couldn't put the project down until the last word was written. Driven by forces from beyond (slave driver - thank you very much!) and despite all the advice from other writers and every blog known to man to write one book at a time and concentrate on it, I finished the four-book saga." The story is beautiful! A destined romance and so much more, goes beyond the imaginative and ventures into a world many perceive as magically obtainable. With an insatiable desire to make a difference in the world, Sue gratefully feels her footprint is finally pressed into cement. "My wish is that you love the books, that the tale touches you deeply and every moment of the read takes you wistfully away."