Born in Southern California, April Voytko Kempler currently resides in her "adopted" city of Reno, Nevada. Connect with April Voytko Kempler on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/April-Voytko... April Voytko Kempler’s first book entitled The Altered I, a Holocaust Memoir, is a first-person narrative about the Holocaust and inspired by her father-in-law's experiences as a Holocaust survivor. Joseph Kempler survived six different Nazi concentration camps from 14-17 years of age. Some of these camps were Category 3 death camps. Joseph's story about being raised in the Jewish religion, but becoming an atheist, then converting to a Christian faith, intrigued April. She felt his was an untold story that needed to be known. April loves reading, a habit she picked up as a child. Instead of playing with the other kids, she could be found with her nose in a book. And while she enjoys a variety of genres, April is especially drawn to historical fiction. April is also interested in the history of her hometown of Reno, Nevada and serves as a volunteer walking tour guide with the Historic Reno Preservation Society. When April Kempler is not writing or reading, she can be found as co-host of The Book Hound radio show. The Book Hound is dedicated to discovering debut and emerging authors. The Book Hound airs weekly 101.3 FM Renegade Radio, and 99.1 FM Talk Fox News Radio. Check out the schedule at www.nevadamatters.us and join the fun! Connect on Facebook and Amazon https://www.amazon.com/-/e/B00FZ5QUD6