As soon as Tam May started writing at the age of fourteen, writing became her voice. She writes empowering, fun-to-solve historical cozy mysteries and more contemplative, psychological historical women's fiction. Her books inspire readers to feel resilient and autonomous and her mysteries give readers sense of "justice is done". Her fiction is set in and around the San Francisco Bay Area because she found her own resilience and autonomy there in the 1990s. Her book Lessons From My Mother's Life debuted at #1 in its category on Amazon and the first book of her Waxwood Series, The Specter, remains in the top 10 in its category. You can begin to explore May's work with the Waxwood Series, a Gilded age family saga set among San Francisco's Nob Hill elite. The series follows the Alderdices as they find their place amidst revolutionary changes and shifting values in the last decade of the 19th century. Tam's current project is a historical cozy mystery series titled The Adele Gossling Mysteries.

The series takes place in Northern California at the turn of the 20th century and features amateur sleuth and epistolary expert Adele Gossling, a progressive and independent young woman whose talent for solving crimes doesn't exactly sit well with her new community. Together with her clairvoyant friend, Nin Branch, they ensure that justice is served for women, both the living and the dead.Tam lives in Texas but calls San Francisco and the Bay Area "home". When she's not writing, she's reading classic literature, watching classic films, reading self-help books, or cooking yummy vegetarian dishes.For a complete media kit, please contact Tam May via her contact page https://tammayauthor.com/contact. For more information about Tam May and her books, check out her website at www.tammayauthor.

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