Today’s guest is a woman who turned a life-altering diagnosis into a creative awakening. When Renée Hill was diagnosed with breast cancer, she didn’t retreat from life — she leaned into it. In the midst of treatment, uncertainty, and fear, she made a bold decision: she would finally get serious about writing. What began as a deeply personal distractionbecame something far more powerful.

Her first book, BOBBY & PATRICIA JO, was written as a gift for her mother’s 90th birthday — a tribute to legacy, love, and the sacred gift of still being here. Her second book, B0UND, continues her journey as a storyteller unafraid to explore what holds us captive and what sets us free.

Before becoming an author, Renée spent 20 years as a local radio on-air personality, performed in local theater, sangwith choral groups like Steadfast Love, worked briefly in newspaper, and devoted over two decades to preteen ministry — writing curriculum and shaping young hearts and minds. Storytelling has always been in her bones.

Renée Hill is a member of the Oklahoma Writers’ Federation, Inc. and Invite to Write. B0UND is Renée Hill’s second book, but she has always enjoyed putting words together, beginning with her 20-year career in local radio as an on-air personality, on stage in local heater, singing with choral groups like Steadfast Love, a brief stint in newspaper, andfinally her work in preteen ministry, where she wrote much of the curriculum and taught young people for over 23 years.These days, Renée spends most afternoons in her writing nook with a cup of Earl Grey, typing away on her computer. She is also a very active wife, mother, and grandmother who enjoys traveling with her husband, spending time with her family, getting together with friends, gardening, playing her guitar, and wrestling with her miniature poodle.https://quillhawkpublishing.com/pages/author/renee-hill

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