A native Tulsan, Victoria lives in the Oklahoma City metro with her husband, Michael, and two goofy dogs. They share a beautiful blended family. Victoria started out teaching junior and senior high students, but switched to television and has been a producer, news anchor, and a reporter. She also hosted radio talk shows, and was a national voice talent, having written hundreds of radio and television commercials. She has written, voiced and produced over twenty-five documentaries. An Addy award winner, she graduated summa cum laude from Emerson College in Boston and did her honors graduate work in professional writing at the University of Oklahoma. A person of faith and a proud member of the Osage nation, she is often asked to be a public speaker. She loves to read, binge watch TV shows, play games and spend time with friends and family.
For questions, comments, or your thoughts on the book, you may email Victoria at [email protected].
Photographer Liz Greene thought her life was picture-perfect. She’d married her childhood best friend and they had a beautiful little boy. But something was wrong. Had Liz lost her focus? Her husband, Marty, felt different on the inside from how he looked on the outside. In a flash, the marriage was over.
Whether your spouse cheats, dies, lies, wants a change, something different, or simply leaves, it’s out of your control. Liz’s divorce was the death of a dream, and a tragedy that affected everyone involved.
Liz reluctantly gets a divorce (while maintaining a lifelong friendship with Marty), and finds herself a single mom. As she enters the dating world, love comes calling twice: once with a darkly handsome ER physician, and again with his antithesis, the Cowboy Preacher.
Saddled with a mother whose Alzheimer’s confines her to a wheelchair and a father whose Parkinson’s disease makes him a shaky chauffeur, Liz must make decisions she never thought she’d have to face.
Full of surprises, colorful friends, offbeat relatives, and aging parents, Goodnight, Whoever You Are is a story about dealing with life’s unexpected twists and turns with a huge dose of humor and an acceptance of life’s responsibilities with grace and gratitude.
Thank you for taking the time to look through my website. I wrote the first draft of “Goodnight Whoever You Are” when I was tucking my mother in for the night. They lived with me. She had Alzheimer’s disease. I told her “goodnight” and she said, “Oh, goodnight…” I thought to myself, “whoever you are” because she didn’t know who I was. That was eighteen years ago.
I wrote this book to keep myself sane. I laughed and cried while writing it. I hope you do the same.
V.C.
P.S. Feel free to email me your thoughts after reading it!
She has managed to write a faith based story including human stories with real consequences most faith based publishers would rather not touch. I found it funny, contemporary and very authentic.
For questions, comments, or your thoughts on the book, you may email Victoria at [email protected].