The author of ten books, Milam has worked in PR and as a newspaper reporter. Her favorite professional triumph is the motion picture, "The Adventures of Ociee Nash," which premiered at Atlanta's Fox Theatre. The movie is based on her award-winning novel, "A Flower Blooms on Charlotte Street," a story about her beloved grandmother, Ociee. In addition to a series of Ociee books, Milam's other titles include: "It May Not Leave a Scar," "Creola's Moonbeam," and "Writer, Writer." Recently released, "My Nun and Her Husband," is a tribute to the writer's high school English teacher, a Catholic nun, and her husband. Yes, husband! In 2016, Milam co-wrote a Georgia travel book, "Sidetracked," with fellow author, Jaclyn Weldon White. The two friends continue to market their book throughout the state, lunching and laughing, and trying their best NOT to become sidetracked! Milam attended St. Agnes Academy in her hometown of Memphis and graduated from St. Pius X in Atlanta. A graduate of the University of Alabama, she is married to her college sweetheart, Jamey Propst; they've lived in Atlanta for more than three decades. She and Jamey have three adult children, Amanda, William and his wife, Abigail, and Jay, plus two charming grandsons, Loftin and Emmett. Milam can often be spotted walking around her Westfield Park neighborhood sporting a signature broad-brimmed hat. The author can be contacted at milamwritesbooks@gmail.com.