Award-winning author, Teri Case is a native Nevadan. Her alcoholic father, bipolar mother, and nine siblings taught her to watch and learn from others and that laughter can lighten any load (at least for a few seconds). Pre-pandemic, she often travelled—watching, learning, and writing about people who just want to matter. Teri's debut novel, Tiger Drive, won Gold for Best Drama at the Readers' Favorite Awards, won the Benjamin Franklin Award for excellence in Popular Fiction, and won Best New Fiction in the 2018 American Fiction Awards. In the Doghouse: A Couple's Breakup from Their Dog's Point of View is her second novel and has already won the National Indie Excellence Award, the Gold for Best Animal Fiction at the Readers' Favorite Awards, and Best Book in cross-genre fiction at the 2019 Best Book Awards (American Book Fest). She runs the Tiger Drive Scholarship for students who want to reach, learn, and grow beyond their familiar environment by attending college or trade school. She lives with her partner in Washington, DC. You can subscribe to Teri's newsletter at www.tericase.com.
