Loading
RB![]()
author
Rose Ameser Bannigan
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
An avid reader, writing fiction has always been one of Rose Bannigan’s goals. This is her fourth novel. Her three previous novels, The Snowstorm Murders, Riddle of the Five Buddh...view moreABOUT THE AUTHOR
An avid reader, writing fiction has always been one of Rose Bannigan’s goals. This is her fourth novel. Her three previous novels, The Snowstorm Murders, Riddle of the Five Buddhas and The Purloined Encryption Caper, were also published by AuthorHouse.
Rose Bannigan worked for the Central Intelligence Agency in Washington, DC and Germany. Because of an evolving interest in Asia and international economic and social development, she joined The Asia Foundation and served in their San Francisco, New York and Afghanistan offices. Her assignment in the Foundation’s office in Kabul led to travel in India, Pakistan and other parts of Asia as well as the Middle East. After leaving that Foundation, she joined the staff of the National Academy of Sciences which was becoming more involved in scientific collaborations with developing countries. Assigned to their international office, she concentrated on staffing and managing collaborative scientific programs whose activities involved travel to the Middle East, Africa and Asia as well as extensive report writing and editing of scientific studies and reports on many aspects of development. She was mainly responsible for developing and administering scientific and technical programs in Indonesia and Thailand for over ten years.
A native of Ohio, she currently lives in Arlington, Virginia with her husband, John, a lecturer and writer on Asian affairs. They still travel abroad and spend time at their vacation homes in Southern Shores, North Carolina and in Hampshire County, West Virginia.view less