Hidden Rooms - Michaelson, Kate
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Short Summary: When Riley Svenson returns to her rural hometown, she must clear her brother of a murder charge while also seeking answers to her own medical mystery. With the police and neighbors convinced of her brother's guilt, she pushes her health concerns aside to hunt for the real killer. But it soon becomes evident that someone close to Riley wants her to stop digging.

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Short Summary: When Riley Svenson returns to her rural hometown, she must clear her brother of a murder charge while also seeking answers to her own medical mystery. With the police and neighbors convinced of her brother's guilt, she pushes her health concerns aside to hunt for the real killer. But it soon becomes evident that someone close to Riley wants her to stop digging.
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Autorenporträt
Growing up in rural Ohio, Kate Michaelson simultaneously developed a love of nature and a strong desire to live closer to a mall. Pursuing the latter, she attended Ohio State, where she studied English and Psychology. After earning her MFA in Creative Writing, Kate worked as a technical writer and taught English at St. Petersburg College in Florida and, later, at the University of Toledo in Ohio. Over the years, she has published academic articles, creative nonfiction, poetry, and short stories. Her debut novel, Hidden Rooms, follows a distance runner who returns to her rural Ohio hometown and must clear her brother of murdering his fiancée while also seeking answers to her own medical mystery. As someone with Lyme disease and dysautonomia, Kate's writing uses humor and suspense to explore the experience of coping with chronic illness. Ultimately, she wants to portray the reality of the challenges that invisible disabilities pose while also demonstrating that "ability" is not a binary concept--that illness does not equal a loss of self or agency. Kate enjoys traveling, hiking, and trying (fruitlessly) to tire out her Labrador mix. She works in curriculum design and holds a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology. She lives with her husband and pets in Toledo, Ohio, only ten minutes from a mall she now avoids whenever possible. Connect with her at www.katemichaelson.com.