Linda Huber grew up in Glasgow, Scotland, where she trained as a physiotherapist. She spent the next ten years working with neurological patients and handicapped children, firstly in Glasgow and then in Switzerland. During this time she learned that different people have different ways of dealing with stressful events in their lives, and this knowledge still helps her today, in her writing.Linda now lives in Arbon, Switzerland, where she works as a language teacher at a school in a medieval castle on the banks of Lake Constance.The Paradise Trees is her debut novel and was published by Legend Press in 2013. Her second Legend Press book, The Cold Cold Sea, was published in August 2014.Linda has also had over 50 short stories and articles published in women's magazines, and contributed a story to the 2014 published anthology Winter Tales. All proceeds from this book go to The Teenage Cancer Trust and The Cystic Fibrosis Trust.Visit Linda's website: www.lindahuber.net