Donna Faye Irene Teus

I found early in life that words fascinated me. From poems that rhymed to stories that tickled the synapses in my brain, I started weaving words into phrases, then sentences, until I ventured to write the first book of an intended love-triangle trilogy that hinted at the paranormal. I realized that I wanted to be a novelist. I was in my late 20s.

But like most dreams, life dictated that I get 'real' to bring food to the table. For the next two decades of my life, I was a part of the corporate eight-to-five. Ironically, when that world closed its doors on me, it paved a path for an old dream to transform into a realized passion.

I'm more than just a creative writer. I breathe life into the words that I pen. My deliverables not just please the eyes but touch souls - giving my readers a rollercoaster journey of love and pain, sorrow and exhilaration, and everything in between. And that's not even the best part.

The greatest take is that I value my client's time equally as I value mine. And in a highly competitive world of outsourced skills, a second saved equates to more than just a cent tucked away for safekeeping. Read through my answers at Quora (https://www.quora.com/profile/Donna-Teus-Rocamora) and take a peek at my thought process when I write. You'll find that I deliver minus the fluff. Combine the time you save with concise content and you're presented with deliverables of the utmost quality.