On The Wright Path

Rebecca could control Fire, Water, Earth, and Air, so why was the rest of her life spinning out of control?Finally awarded her rightful rank as Master Full Wright, Rebecca would just as soon get on with repairing the damage to her shop and return to normal life. But the Queen has gotten it in her craw that Rebecca should start a school for female Wrights-something beyond the Guild's imagination, and therefore a threat to the world's natural order.But with orders from the Queen and a wealthy patron footing the bill, what choice has she but to become a schoolmistress?As Guild Secretary, Master Full Wright David Enright's hands are full. The Guild Master expects him to help identify students for Rebecca's school, handle the disgruntled traditionalists, and marry Rebecca as soon as possible. But between Rebecca's flame-tamer's temper and the Guild's hidebound elders, David can't make headway on anything, even what he most wants for himself, pursuing Rebecca.With the Guild divided about the legitimacy of female Wrights, the prospect of a school to train them turns the disgruntled Wrights desperate. The disenfranchised faction is ready to do anything to stop the school, to stop Rebecca, to stop anything that looks like change.But since the Wrights face extinction if they don't join the modern age, David and Rebecca have little choice but to use everything at their disposal to get them on the Wright path. Though Maria Grace has been writing fiction since she was ten years old, those early efforts happily reside in a file drawer and are unlikely to see the light of day again, for which many are grateful. After penning five file-drawer novels in high school, she took a break from writing to pursue college and earn her doctorate in Educational Psychology. After 16 years of university teaching, she returned to her first love, fiction writing. She has one husband, two graduate degrees and two black belts, three sons, four undergraduate majors, five nieces, six more novels in draft form, waiting for editing, seven published novels, sewn eight Regency era costumes, shared her life with nine cats through the years and tries to run at least ten miles a week.