Jamie M. Miller grew up in a small New Jersey town with very little to do. Her passion for writing sparked at a very young age. Reading inspired Miller's interest in writing and she always had a pencil and notepad in hand. In the beginning, she wrote two short stories for her Elementary School's Young Authors program. From there, she went on to win a writing contest for an anti-drugs and alcohol campaign for her hometown’s local newspaper. In Jr. High and High School, Miller wrote poetry for the school’s literary magazine, Spectrum. As an adult, several of her poems were featured in a well-known poetry compilation. In 2008, Miller started penning her first novel, Yours, Eternally. In 2011, she became a contributing writer for Goddess Magazine, and has since gone on writing several short stories and multiple genres of fiction, including two children's books, The Boy in the Yellow Raincoat and its follow-up, The Boy and His Wandering Wallaby.