Janice C. Spector received her first awards for story and playwriting in the sixth grade in University Heights, Ohio. She attended college in Brooklyn, New York, and began her career at The New York Times, where she worked on the foreign and metro news desks. After relocating to Northern Virginia, she focused on political and media consulting. Her last employment was as a speechwriter for a U.S. Congressional Committee. Most recently, she was a member of the National Finance Committee for Biden for President. Janice is married and splits her time between homes in Brooklyn and Lewes, Delaware. She is working on her next book, titled DAMAGED PEOPLE. When she is not writing, she is zooming with her grandchildren.

Books by Janice C. Spector

2207 South Green Road

by Janice C. Spector - Fiction

In 1961 suburban Cleveland, 10-year-old Edna hides in her bedroom closet, avoiding her disdainful father and distracted mother. Grandma Becky is a shrewd woman who manages her husband Morris' successful floor-scraping business. Although Becky appears to be in charge, she's consumed by hypochondriacal fantasies, and her secrecy leads her sisters Ceal and Libby to suspect something sinister. After discovering a stash of cash and a bedroom full of state-of-the-art medical equipment, they ultimately uncover her addiction to a cocktail of Percocet, Darvon and paregoric. But when people start dropping dead for no apparent reason, things take a darker turn --- and then a shocking event changes everything.