About Rebecca

Rebecca grew up in a small town in New York reading Beverly Cleary books and filling journal pages with stories. She studied at a lycée in southern France and earned a degree in French and creative writing from Loyola University in Maryland. Rebecca holds an MA from the Graduate Program in International Affairs at the New School University in NYC. The research she conducted for her master’s thesis with the Identity Archive of the Grandmothers of the Plaza de Mayo at the University of Buenos Aires in Argentina inspired her debut novel, The Disappeared.

Rebecca works as a human capital executive and serves as a founding board member of Fe League and a board member of Dress for Success Tampa Bay. She is a longtime sponsor of Women for Women International and a member of the Women’s Fiction Writers Association, the Florida Writers Association, and the Center for Fiction. She lives in Florida with her family, where she continues to write stories.