Nicole Evelina is a USA Today bestselling author of historical fiction, non-fiction, and women's fiction whose six books have won more than 40 awards, including three Book of the Year designations. The TV/movie option for her book Madame Presidentess, was recently acquired by Fortitude International. Nicole was named Missouri's Top Independent Author by Library Journal and Biblioboard as the winner of the Missouri Author Project in 2018. Her fiction tells the stories of strong women from history and today, with a focus on biographical historical fiction, while her non-fiction focuses on women's history, especially sharing the stories of unknown or little-known figures. She is a passionate marketer and works tirelessly promoting her books as they are published. Nicole's writing has also appeared in The Huffington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, The Independent Journal, Curve Magazine and numerous historical publications. A native of St. Louis, where Virginia and Francis lived for forty years, Nicole has ready access to archives, in-person research and experts to interview. She has already conducted in-depth research both there and at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville, where the remaining Minor family records are held. You can find her online at http://nicoleevelina.com/.
