Wayne Bryant was born in Lakeland, Florida, but moved to south Jacksonville when he was 3 weeks old. He attended Terry Parker High School. He was forced into early retirement because of health problems. He had an inner desire to write about some of his experiences in life, but never seemed to find the time until now. He took a course in creative writing from Jacksonville Junior College and bought a word processor, thus his writing career began. He has gone on to write 3 more novels. Somewhere In Paradise, Teenagers Eulogy and Evil Eyes In The Lighthouse. He was awarded the Fiction Promotions Exceptional Author Appreciation Award for his latter novel. Bryant admits his life has never been boring and his ability to write even a simple story that causes page-turning excitement is simply amazing.

His first novel, Last Train Home, received wide acclaim and earned Wayne several prestigious awards. Since that time, Wayne. has penned 3 more novels and historical paperback books.

-Peter Jones
Picayune Tribune