Margo Anderson

Margo Anderson is a former high school and college language and literature teacher who currently lives in Jacksonville, Florida with her husband, Lee, a Vietnam Veteran, and their Maltese rescue dog, Burnie. She enjoys writing, singing professionally, and spending time with her family. As a child she traveled and lived in many parts of the United States and abroad due to her father's work with the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers; she particularly loved the three years she spent as a young teenager in Hokkaido, Japan, an experience which impacted her life significantly because of the friendships and culture to which she was exposed, as well as her high school years, spent in the rural setting of Langdon, North Dakota. Her first book is a non-fiction memoir of her years as a flight attendant, and in recent years she held the office of Mayor of a small town in Northwestern Florida, which is the subject of her most recent book, Hurricane Michael: Storm of Corruption, describing the corruption which occurred in the aftermath of the storm, and how she unjustly became the target of a federal investigation and indictment.