P.C. Neely came to both her art and her writing the same way — without formal training, without a roadmap, and without stopping until she got it right.

At fifty, she picked up a brush for the first time. Working alongside her creative partner, she spent years developing an original process for back-painted glass, making pigment permanent on a surface that wasn’t supposed to hold it. The work sold nationally. The process was entirely their own.

She brought the same relentless attention to her fiction.

NO ONE IS COMING TO SAVE YOU is her debut novel and the first book in a planned trilogy. It is the story of women who were taught to wait for rescue and decided not to. Pam lives in Burlington, Wisconsin, where she is already writing Book Two.

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