About the Author
Kimberly Frost Pinkney
Since her birth was considered a miracle, Kimberly Frost Pinkney has always had a sense of purpose and thirst for spiritual truth. Raised in the boondocks of New Mexico, pegged “Loco Hills” because the hills were on one side of the road one day and the other side the next day, she had a vivid imagination that blossomed from listening to the tall tales of her dad, who influenced her love of public speaking and reading. He also gave her his entrepreneur spirit, which guided her in starting, growing, and selling her own small businesses, including starting her own financial consulting practice.
Kimberly shot professional photography and video for musical acts, corporations, and churches for television broadcast. She dreamed up and ran CrunchTime Popcorn in the Gas Lamp District of San Diego, two Major League Baseball stadiums, and several concert venues, where she mentored young adults from all over the world. There, she made a smoothie for Major League Baseball MVP Ryan Braum, who broke his record and Petco Park’s with three homeruns and a triple that same day. Yes, he came back the next day for another one.
Buying and restoring abandoned properties, Kimberly made it possible for young people to become homeowners. Her quest for truth, a good story, and cooler weather led her on great adventures.
Kimberly has lived in the Rocky Mountains, in a loft overlooking Boston Commons, and on a yacht. She studied Greek and Latin at Harvard, stand-up paddle boarded the San Diego bay, invested in a mansion in the California mountains to turn it into a homeless shelter and resting place for traveling missionaries. She circumnavigated America in a forty-foot motorcoach, visiting churches of all kinds.
Kimberly has hiked many trails to settle down with her husband, David, in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia to write, draw, hike, garden, and feed hummingbirds. Her goal is to inspire others to seek and find peace, freedom, and joy.