Linda Cotton Jeffries grew up in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and taught special education for over thirty years. Retirement has provided her with plenty of time to write as well as travel. She and her husband had the good fortune to visit Australia and New Zealand before COVID hit. Since then, they’ve visited Aruba, Hawaii, the Pacific Northwest, the Southwest, and most recently Cambodia, Singapore, and Indonesia. More than 35 years ago, they lived in Indonesia with their older son and were especially thrilled to have the opportunity to return.
Jeffries' first two novels, We Thought We Knew You and Who We Might Be, were published by Fifth Avenue Press in Ann Arbor, Michigan. A hybrid press, they specialize in helping launch new writers in the Ann Arbor area. Sunbury Press then published Seeing in the Quiet and Picturing the Dark, the first two parts of the Audrey Markum, Photographer Series. Strong women, suspense and romance are the elements Jeffries most enjoy writing about!
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Linda Cotton Jeffries
Picturing the DarkWhen the man who had kidnapped and nearly kille...When the man who had kidnapped and nearly killed Audrey Markum was arrested and bound for trial, she thought the worst was behind her. Then the panic attacks began. Throughout the summer Audrey has... -
Linda Cotton Jeffries
Seeing in the QuietWhat might you see if you weren’t distracted by...What might you see if you weren’t distracted by the noise? As a child, Audrey Markum’s keen eye for detail led to the discovery of a child’s body and the identity of his killer. Now an adult, that ... -
Linda Cotton Jeffries
Filling in the ShadowsAs a child, Audrey Markum’s keen eye for detail...As a child, Audrey Markum’s keen eye for detail led to the discovery of a child’s body and the identity of his killer. Now, as an adult, that early skill has led her to work as a photographer for w...
