Ruth Barron has been in the insurance industry for over thirty years. As a working mother and aspiring author, she wrote children's books, but was too busy with work and family to have them published. Extensive traveling, spending time with friends and social activities, and connecting with her clients gave Ms. Barron a deep understanding of life's ups and downs and the human condition. Ms. Barron earned an MBA and has been considered a savvy business woman, but also has a passion for and an understanding of history.
Many of the events in the books come from her personal experience of raising two sons who were involved in music, scouting, debate clubs, sports, and more.
Barron's novels, "The Commission Trap" and "Hell-Bent on Fraud" are based on the insurance field and the impact of insurance fraud on all of us. It involves family relationships and personal tragedies and triumphs. Through the experiences of the insurance professionals in her books and those who intersect their lives, she presents stories of both ordinary and unique characters. According to Ms. Barron, her novels are about people: good, evil, smart, naive, foolish. There are strong characters and weak ones, and all of them come together in interesting twists and turns.
