Katherine L. Myers-Kohn, more often known as Kathie is a retired nurse, teacher, wife, mother, grandmother & a teller of stories. As a child, Kathie had a boundless imagination and growing up her mother & grandfather encouraged it to grow and thrive. Kathie would write short stories & poems on any bit of paper she could find. Her writing was a way of coping with feeling & emotions when she was young. As Kathie grew up, she found that her stories were helpful in caring for the sick, injured or those who were in need of a tender human touch. Kathie found that her stories could help others in dealing with the same anxieties, fears and sadness that she had experienced. Kathie is a lover of all living things. Favorites include dragons, tigers & dogs – all breeds. As a child, Kathie had the usual pets dogs, cats, hamsters, etc… But how many children can say they had a Margay (a small wild cat of Central & South American) for a family pet. Her Father introduced her to all kinds of animals only seen in zoos through his contacts in wild animal societies. Some of the wild animals Kathie met included a spider monkey, wolves, a pair of mountain lions and a tiger. Kathie was taught to respect every animal rather than to fear them. Kathie had albino corn snakes because she married a man who is allergic to most furry animals. Kathie was born & has lived her entire life in Southern California. Kathie’s new book is a prequel to her published work  There are Dragons in the Garden. Kathie hopes that the reader will find answers to where the wizard Arthur came from and how he became The Caretaker of Dragons.