When Nightmares Intrude, Nancy Glenn Powell's tenth book is a Christian Suspense Novel about a teenage orphan who travels to California to live with an aunt with hopes of becoming a nurse. It seems God is testing her when problems intrude, but her spirit is strong. Nancy Glenn Powell has nine previously published books. Dark Secrets, originally called Ollie's Angels, won first place in the 2010 Oklahoma Writers' Federation, Inc, (OWFI) Mainstream Novel Contest. Angels for All won third place in the 2010 OWFI nonfiction category; it tells the story of an Arkansas farm family during the Great Depression. Listen for the Angels tells the hardships of a farm family during the drought years of the 1950s. The Keepers Series—Whom Shall I Fear, Protecting the Innocent, and Pursued are inspirational suspense novels. Her seventh book, Where Grass Grows High and Slaver's Hounds Don't Howl is creative nonfiction about a great grandfather and his family during the Civil War. It won a Readers Favorite 5 Star award. The Doctor's Luck, her eighth book about a doctor's hardships during the Great Depression also won a Readers Favorite 5 Star award. Sid and the Orphans, her ninth book about a teenage girl who moved with her family on a wagon train to the Colorado Territory also won a 5 Star award. In addition to her novels, Nancy has won several awards for short stories and poetry. Nancy is married and the mother of two children. She is a member of the Church of Christ, River Valley Writers of Fort Smith, Roundtable Poets, and OWFI. She retired from the City of Fort Smith with 29 years of service and is now pursuing her dream of writing.