Biography
Dr. Millicent Eidson: Unraveling Mysteries, One Microbe at a Time
Millicent Eidson, a master of intrigue and suspense, weaves her literary magic through the pages of the Maya Maguire microbial mystery series. With a keen eye for detail and a passion for scientific puzzles, she invites readers into a world where microbes hold secrets more treacherous than any criminal. But Millicent’s journey doesn’t begin and end with her computer keyboard. Her life story reads like a thrilling novel itself.
From Statistical Software to Literary Feats: Dr. Eidson’s career as a public health veterinarian and epidemiologist began at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Her days were filled with pathogens and outbreaks, but her nights belonged to the whispered tales of microbes dancing in her imagination. The high desert of New Mexico and the forests of upstate New York were the settings as she chased down leads both scientific and mysterious.
The MayaVerse Unveiled: Millicent’s passion for storytelling blossomed into the MayaVerse, a universe where microbes become characters. Join the MayaVerse reader list at https://drmayamaguire.com/ for a free spooky story about a transformational birthday party.
Awards and Accolades: Millicent’s talent has not gone unnoticed. She snagged the Best Play award in the literary magazine “Synkroniciti.” A short story in her “Microbial Mysteries” collection was recognized by the Arizona Mystery Writers with an Honorable Mention.
Life Beyond the Microscope: Millie’s roots stretch across the Southwest. She cherishes family trips to Arizona, where cacti whisper secrets and ancient rocks hold forgotten stories. Fate led her to the green hills of Vermont where she resides with her daughter, Lian. Lian, adopted from China, embodies resilience and wonder—the essence of Maya Maguire.
Follow the Clues: Millicent Eidson’s life is a tapestry of science, suspense, and storytelling. Her microbes may be microscopic, but her impact on readers is immeasurable. Dive into her world, and you’ll find that even the tiniest organisms can harbor the grandest secrets.