Although I live in the State of New York, which is so different from the vast open prairies of Montana and Wyoming where my story A FIND THROUGH TIME takes place, I have always loved the West and the people whose struggles and perseverance has had such a great impact on our lives today. If not for those first pioneers who traveled across our great continent in search of a new life, if not for the people who fought for what they believed in, who struggled to preserve their way of life and sacrificed everything in the name of progress, we would not have moved on to become the society we are today. It is from their blood, sweat, accomplishments and sometimes their deaths that we have learned and grown.
I hope you enjoy reading A FIND THROUGH TIME as much as I enjoyed living it though the eyes of Two Moons, Roy and Gabrielle.


She is interactive multimedia artist and educator, serving as full-time visiting professor at New York University's Interactive Telecommunications Program. Marianne Petit is a past President of the Long Island Chapter of the Romance Writers Of America. Her love of writing stems back to high school. She spent hours reading Nancy Drew, Alfred Hitchcock and poetry. At the age of fifteen she wrote a short story for children, as well as numerous works of poetry. Her love of history stems from her father, Roger, a Frenchman, whose love of American history greatly influenced her writing interests .

     She is a member of the Melville Lions club, a service organization that raises money for the less fortunate - especially the sight and hearing impaired. She is on  the Board of Directors  and served as treasurer.

  Newsday and several local newspapers have written articles on Ms.Petit and she was recently interviewed on TV for her time travel.

When she's not writing, Marianne works with her husband in his chiropractic office. She loves to ski, raft, horseback ride, and enjoys the theater. Marianne lives on Long Island with her two sons and she is happily married for 26 years.

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