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How to pronounce Rhiannon Navin: ree-ANN-uhn NAY-vin
Rhiannon Navin grew up in Bremen, Germany, in a family of book-crazy women. Her career in advertising brought her to New York City, where she worked for several large agencies before becoming a full-time mother and writer. She now lives outside of New York City with her husband, three children, and two cats. Only Child is her first novel.
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