I love a good story
One with a mystery to solve, or a character I can really root for. It’s even better when the story comes to a satisfying ending – except when I don’t want it to end! I hope you feel that way too. Check out the projects I'm working on, and feel free to contact me. I'd love to hear from you!
FAQ
Q: Are Margaret Rodeheaver and M. M. Rodeheaver the same person?
A: Yes they are!
Q: Why use two different names?
A: To let readers know who my books are intended for. I write books for kids and books for adults.
If the author is M. M. Rodeheaver, it’s a book for young and old alike. If the book is by Margaret Rodeheaver, then it’s a sweet romance, for romance lovers.
Q: Where can I find out more about M. M. Rodeheaver’s books for kids?
A: Find info about my young readers’ books here and picture books here.
Q: Can you please list the Porkington’s World series books in order?
A: Can and will!
Porkington Hamm
Porkington Returns
Bonny’s Debut
Porkington Hamm and the Lost Gold
Christmas Hamm: How Porkington Found the Holiday Spirit.
Porkington Hamm and the Killer Tomatoes
Q: Have you written any more books for kids?
A: Yep. Haunted Holiday: a Christmas Cookie Ghost Story is always popular. The “Grimsly Ghost” returns with two haunted houses and plenty of pumpkins in The Ghost at Goblin’s Glen. And be on the lookout for a new book in 2024, The Luckier You Get.
Q: Where can I find out more about Margaret Rodeheaver’s books for grown-ups?
A: You can find all my sweet romance books here. The Chinkapin Series books are:
Hidden Treasure
Finders Keepers
Second Home
Click on News to learn how you can get a free copy of the Chinkapin prequel, When North Met South: an Ohio Girl Discovers the Gnat Line.
Q: Okay, I’m sold. Where can I buy books by Margaret Rodeheaver and M. M. Rodeheaver?
My books are available from the usual online retailers, and from select brick & mortar stores. Check out Will Way Books, my own bookshop, here!
All books are also available to libraries and wholesalers via www.ingramcontent.com.
Q: Does author M. M. Rodeheaver have a website?
A: Yes, and this is it. Congratulations - you’ve found it!
Maybe you saw me at the Decatur Book Festival.
Margaret always loved reading.
She wanted to be a writer, so she earned a degree in Journalism (News/Editorial) from the Ohio State University. The plan was to work for a newspaper until she got famous for her novels.
As fate would have it, she got a job writing computer software instead. It paid better and had better hours than reporting, so she stuck with it. Margaret eventually worked in information technology in Ohio, Florida, and Georgia.
She now writes fiction for kids and adults, and lives with her husband near Macon, Georgia. She has a grown child living in Ohio who does a lot of cool artwork. See if you can find it on this website!
Things I Like:
Writing, coffee, coffee shops, classical music, travel.
Biting insects, nausea-inducing amusement park rides.
Things I don't like:
Here I am, a cute little three-year-old.
Why I Write
There was always something to read around the house -- cereal boxes, Little Golden Books, the funny papers -- and someone to read to me, even if it was just Captain Kangaroo.
In kindergarten I drew lines and circles without understanding why. Eventually I figured it out, and was reading and writing on my own.
We were always great patrons of the public library, but it was a school librarian who recommended Little Women. Jo March was my favorite character, and she was a writer. Except for a few years when I thought I'd be an astronaut, I’ve wanted to be a writer ever since.
I studied journalism in high school and then in college. While applying for writing positions I threw my hat in the ring for a computer programming job, and fell into a lucrative career writing software and technical documents. Interview skills were used to elicit software requirements, and I spent long hours in front of a computer screen working on projects that often took months before a final product was revealed. (Sound familiar?)
It was creative work, though not the same as writing a good story. But here I am again, back where I started. It feels great to be home!
Artwork by K. Rodeheaver
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