
In her thirties, she was working as a teacher's aide at Osseo Junior High School. She started working on her first novel, The Fulfillment, and it was published in 1979. Her publisher mailed her a $2,500 advance. She was inspired to become a writer when she read the book The Flame and the Flower by Kathleen Woodwiss. Several
of her books have been made into movies. Home Song, produced by CBS-TV,
starring Lee Horsley, Polly Draper, and Deborah Raffin. Family Blessings,
stars Lynda Carter, directed by Deborah Raffin and Nina Foch. The Fulfillment,
a CBS-TV movie starring Cheryl Ladd, and Morning Glory, which Spencer
wrote in 1989, was released as a major motion picture, starring Deborah
Raffin and Christopher Reeve. LaVyrle and Dan appear as extras in the
film. |
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