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Terri Farley
Well known author Terri Farley has writen 20 Phantom Stallion books so far she plans to write more. Sher lives in the Sierra Nevada mountains. Her husband is a jurnalist,she has two children and pets. Terri Farley grew up in California. Sometimes she longs for the beaches. Terri Farley has taught Middle and High school. She also taught collage freshman English for a long time. Terri Farely earned a B.A.for Secondary teaching in English. She also completed a Masters degree in Jurnalism at the University of Reno Nevada. Terri Farley has another book called Dawn Runner coming out in May. Terri Farley has a horse she calls Ace too just like in the Phantom Stallion Series.
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