Born the youngest of seven children Delilah had what most would consider a magical childhood. She was blessed with five other siblings who saw after her, trying their best to keep her out of trouble or harms way. Delilah was spoiled but not obnoxious, a true Tom boy, full of mischief and oblivious to life from any other standpoint than that of a child. Delilah got married in 1970 when she was sixteen years old to the still, 'love of her life,' Danny. Within eight years she was helping to raise their own two sons. Being a mother proved to be a very rewarding experience. Making up short stories at bedtime became second nature and such a treat for her family. Fortunately she was blessed with a gift for gab and an expansive imagination and knack for creating stories. Delilah began her journey of creative writing in the early 1970s. It served as an outlet for self expression as well as a window for allowing her mind to explore those mysteries and stories which at times seemed to be bursting to be heard. Hence, a writing career was born. After completing school in 1972 Delilah attended night classes to enhance her education in computer, word processing and accounting. Initially Delilah's self expression was a hobby shared only with close friends and family. After years of writing then filing her works away she decided to try another yet to be explored avenue. With much prodding from her friends and her husband, who by the way was and still is her biggest fan, she decided to publish some of her work in an attempt to reach a larger audience. Available for purchas now as well as on Kindle are her following books; 'Marriage, A Barrel of Laughs (Unless You're the One in the Barrel)' which is based on true yet funny events collected throughout the course of her still thriving 43 years of marriage, followed by her three book paranormal series; 'The House Warming', 'Be Still My Love' and 'Michael, The Final Chapter'. For those searching for a sexy (adult only read) 'When The Storm Rolled In' has it all. Now available,'I Fell in Love With A Witch'. Delilah's wish is that you find yourself forgetting your daily agenda as you get lost in the pages she found so much pleasure in writing for your reading enjoyment and entertainment.