Phyllis D. Greene, a distinguished author hailing from Valdosta, GA, embarks on her literary journey with a remarkable background. As an Air Force brat, her formative years were steeped in the rich tapestry of diverse cultures, courtesy of their extensive travels across the United States.

 

Beyond her accomplishments in the world of literature, Phyllis revels in the roles of mother to John Greene and Jasmine Nicholas, and grandmother to three cherished souls: Jade, Janae, and Alexander (III) Greene. However, one of her most profound blessings lies in her triumphant battle against breast cancer, which instilled in her a fervent commitment to enlighten others about the significance of early detection.

 

Now in her well-deserved retirement, Phyllis channels her boundless creativity into completing existing novels while birthing new captivating tales. Her pen dances gracefully across the pages, driven by an unyielding passion for the written word. Drawing inspiration from her admiration for romantic literature, and the myriad experiences that have shaped her own life, Phyllis's narratives possess a unique charm that captivates readers and leaves them yearning for more.

 

The literary world has already been introduced to her debut romance novel, "Driven," published under the name Phyllis Greene-Nicholas, which promptly earned its rightful acclaim. Following that resounding success, her second work of art, "Let Me Make It Right," graced the shelves under the distinguished moniker P.D. Greene. As she forges ahead into the future, all her forthcoming masterpieces will be presented under the renowned banner of P.D. Greene, a name that signifies unparalleled storytelling and literary prowess.