Nin grew up in an Asian family in the 1980s where societal pressures meant becoming a writer was never an option. However, the trail of breadcrumbs always led back to writing. She achieved perfect scores for year twelve English and the highest Grade Point Average for her thesis. Her achievements have been recognised by esteemed institutions, including receiving commendation from the Governor, and the prestigious International Centre for Complex Project Management (ICCPM) electing to publish her work. Prior to her illness, Nin served as a Project Management executive in a leading global organisation where she authored formal documents, from policies to procedures, deploying them organisation wide to over one hundred thousand employees. She prepared reports for the C-suite and understands how to write succinctly while highlighting important points. Nin is a mum of two rambunctious kids, Miss Six and Master Eight. She loves to create, turning seeds into gardens, words into stories, and ingredients into cuisine. Prior to her illness, she served as a Project Management executive. Nin never dreamt of being a writer until fate gave her a compelling story worth telling.