Nancy Nau Sullivan is an author, teacher, and former newspaper journalist. Her first book, The Last Cadillac: A Memoir, won two Eric Hoffer awards. The setting on Anna Maria Island was the inspiration for her first mystery, Saving Tuna Street, a finalist a Foreword Reviews for best mystery;it launched the Blanche Murninghan mystery series. Nancy taught English at a boys' prison in Florida, in Argentina, and for the Peace Corps in Mexico. Before the teaching career, she was a reporter and editor at newspapers throughout the Midwest. Nancy grew up near Chicago but now lives near the Gulf of Mexico. Find her at www.nancynausullivan.com.