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D. A. Featherling writes in multiple genres. She has written mysteries, romances, young adult/adult time travel adventure, and a true crime non-fiction. Her administrative years in corporations, state agencies, and a university physics research center, and as owner of her own home staging business, make her an ideal candidate to write about the lives and loves of a variety of people and professions.
She has also written numerous non-fiction and technical pieces and has won awards for journalism, fiction, and public speaking.
D. A. co-founded the CenTex Chapter of the American Christian Fiction Writers (ACFW) and has served as President and Vice-President. In 2001, she coordinated the first national ACFW Conference in St. Louis, Missouri.
She lives in Georgetown, Texas and appears and/or speaks at events for civic groups, clubs, churches, and schools throughout Central Texas.
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Contact D.A. Featherling at dafeatherling@gmail.com
or call 512-663-1407
Read D.A. Featherling’s Books
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It’s Murder at the Office Series
It Adds Up to Murder — Book 1
Bubble, Bubble, Toil and...Murder — Book 2
Non-fiction
Who Killed Ben Miller & Death of a Juror
Out of Time Series — YA/Adult Fiction
Time Out — Book 1
Double Time — Book 2
End of Time — Book 3
Second Time Around Series
Sauce for the Goose — Book 1
Kissing Frogs — Book 2
Double Trouble — Book 3
Making Over Caro — Book 4
Staged for Murder Series
Murder Outside the Box — Book 1
Conventional Murder — Book 2
Time Game Series — YA/Adult Fiction
Eye of the Storm: The First Token
Mission to Mars: The Second Token
The Lost City of Acara: The Third Token
Chisholm Trail Showdown: The Fifth Token
Dark Side of the Moon: The Sixth Token
Valley of the Giants: The Seventh Token
The Shell Game: The Eighth Token
Contemporary Fiction
Read D.A.’s interview with Susan Sleeman from The Suspense Zone about her books.
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She was quoted in The Fussy Librarian 12/20/16 newsletter: “D.A. Featherling saw it as a source of inspiration, too. “All the words I’ve ever read (and it’s been a lot) have gone into that bucket ... and when that bucket got filled up, the words had to spill out into writing of my own.” Read the Fussy Librarian interview.
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