Libby's history has been primarily writing and speaking on non-fiction subjects. Having reached a certain notoriety writing and speaking for a Fortune 100 high tech firm spanning four decades, Libby retired with the thought that she would now invest her creative energy in a second career—writing devotionals and non-fiction books. 

Yet, at a recent writer's conference Libby was challenged to pursue a divergence of purpose and consider writing a book based on her and her husband’s ministry to the ‘1%’ motorcycle culture. This has taken Libby on a detour down the fiction writing path. Yet, a path that puts her back into a learning mode—a place where Libby enjoys being. 

Her association with Inspire Christian Writers opens fellowship opportunities with writers in the greater Sacramento. This experience is proving true one of her favorite quotes, “The more I know, the more I realize how much I have to learn.” Dayton Kearney.