Diane E Young
Diane E Young

Diane E (Vetrone) Young, originally from Rome, New York, graduated from Rome Free Academy High School and went on to attend The Crane School of Music at SUNY Potsdam. She was initially enrolled as a Music Education major, but took a leap of faith and changed her major in hopes of pursuing her lifelong dream of writing full-time. Diane graduated with a BA in English Writing and a minor in American Politics. She entered the work force and performed successfully in an array of jobs including accounting, collections and customer escalations, but spent her lunch hour every day working on her novels. In 2018, the opportunity to write full-time presented itself unexpectedly.  

Diane published her first book, Wednesday Wine Club in 2019. A murder mystery with romantic undertones, Wednesday Wine Club is receiving positive reviews. Her premier publication was followed up with the release of Soulmates which is strictly romance. Two additional works were released in 2020 including Soulmates II, sequel to the original romance Soulmates, and The Haunted Boathouse, a murder mystery. Both are receiving outstanding reviews with 5-star ratings. 

Diane is married and has two children. She resides in Liverpool, New York and enjoys her daily routine as stay-at-home mother, full-time author and guardian to her Vizsla “Darwin.”  Some people sarcastically allude to their work as “living the dream.” After undergoing open-heart surgery at a relatively young age, Diane believes every day is a gift and an opportunity to “live her dream.” In 2022, Diane’s writing career was impeded by the necessity of a second open-heart surgery. She recovered well and returned to writing in 2024, with the release of a unique murder mystery entitled Love After Life. All titles are available in paperback and e-book format through Amazon.com. The release of Soulmates III is planned for 2025. 

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Wednesday Wine Club

Wednesday Wine Club is the name adopted by five friends to describe their weekly girls’ night, where they catch up on the events of the week, gossip about their husbands and, of course, drink wine. Every Wednesday, while relaxing and socializing, they partake in a whimsical game of “What If…” One week, the hypothetical game turns sinister, posed...

Love After Life

Olivia James swears she would not be interested in Nick even if they were the last two people on earth. In spite of the fact that Nick annoys her to no end, he is the only one around to help her find the closure she so desperately seeks. She has no choice but to accept his friendship and immerse herself into his world. Love After Life – Olivia’s...

The Haunted Boathouse

Natalie Brusco has received the most enticing invitation from her boyfriend, Evan Carr, to attend his sister’s wedding. It is not just any wedding, but the event of the year! Emily Carr has recently acquired ownership of the Lakehouse Inn, an exquisite and infamous landmark nestled between the Pennsylvania mountains in quaint Honey Valley...

Blog

The key to writing, for me, is consistency. Writing is habitual. If I write a couple pages every day, eventually they accumulate into something substantial. Think about it. One page per day equates to 365 pages in a year, or essentially a book. When I stay disciplined and write each and every day, I generate my best work. Having determined that about myself, I focus on the act of writing with the goal of completing at least one book per year, but it varies by genre. Traditionally a Romance...

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Gillian L. Radel has been my editor since my first publication, Wednesday Wine Club, copyright 2019. Originally from Bloomsburg, PA, Gillian attained a BA in Communications/Journalism with an emphasis in Public Relations from Shippensburg University. She has edited all five of my published works, as well as books, articles, blogs and online content for other authors and businesses. She prefers reading, researching and editing historical nonfiction, but works my murder mystery and romance...

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As embarrassing as it might be, I feel compelled to explain why I have been neglecting my writing. I took a bad fall in April, all the way down the basement stairs and cracked my head open. Fortunately, I didn't break any bones, but I did have 5 staples in my head. For anyone who has ever taken a fall, you know it happens so quickly that you can't react. My hands were full, so there was nothing I could do to stop myself. I take a little pride in the fact that I learned how to fall in...

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