Author of gripping novels like Boy Toy and Solitary, K. Wiley Sider adds to her collection of page-turners with Diary of a Lonely Girl: Skye. Its release further expands Sider's diverse body of work by injecting a heavy dose of romance and humor. As a natural-born storyteller, Sider's spins tales ranging from moving dramas to tense thrillers.
Sider's creativity stems from a childhood that was less than happy. Growing up in a predominantly Asian culture, she spent her formative years as an outsider. Her difficulty in making friends led her to seek comfort and companionship in her imagination. It was in her own mind that she created friends and the stories to go with them. She began putting these stories to the page at an early age, and this act of escapism blossomed into a lifelong passion for writing.
