California native, Natasha Stultz, resides in southwestern Oregon where she enjoys exploring the abundance of surrounding natural beauty. Favorite ways to relax include: flying down the highways on the back of the Harley, soaking in the hot springs,star gazing,and playing on the beach. She's blessed with six amazing children; three gorgeous granddaughters and will be welcoming her fourth grand baby into the world in late summer 2011. An adrenaline junkie by design, her favorite rushes include sky diving and sword fighting. Oftentimes you can find this avid organic gardener in her lush secluded backyard amongst her favorite herbs and night blooming jasmine.
Other pass times include fossil hunting, rock collecting, wilderness survival, gourmet cooking, medieval weaponry, concerts, roller coasters, hanging out around the bonfire with friends, philosophy, and biker rallies.

"Writing is my life blood; a catharsis. I can channel passion, intensity, darkness, spirals of light..... the entire realm of emotion. No matter where I am I have a pen handy. In the middle of the night I have been known to jot things down on my note pad in the dark. When we're on the bike sometimes I scrawl out ink on my Levi's so I don't lose the flavor of the moment. We laughingly call it my 100 mph short hand. Favorite authors include Dante', Jung, Tolkien, Clive Barker,Abbie Hoffman, James Patterson, Einstein,Thich Nhat Hahn,Stephen King,James Redfield,Dan Brown,Dean Koontz,Carlos Castaneda,Thoreau PEACE

Reviewed by Lynn F. for Readers' Favorite

Fragments of a Social Conscience by Natasha R. Stultz is a suspense-filled book that will leave the reader spellbound. When Felicity Angelina's father was killed, it was thought she was destroyed also. Living with an alcoholic mother who really, in a way, hated her, Felicity (Litty) committed her first murder. Now she is out to get those responsible for the death of her father...ten people to get rid of, ten people to torture. As each is discovered, the police and FBI realize they have a serial killer on their hands, but how do they manage? The clues they have include: she's a redhead, goes by the name of Angel, and she is contacting one reporter to keep publishing the exclusive news she sends to her. Can they catch this sadistic killer before she reaches her goal of ten?

This is quite a thriller that is not for the faint of heart. The book is quite graphic in nature and also contains quite a bit of coarse language. It takes the reader into the world of a psychopath who feels she is cleaning the world of corruption and evil deeds and to get justice for her father. The prologue alone was enough to spark my interest. This is a fast-paced thriller, and while the reader knows who the killer is, he is left wondering when and where is she going to strike next...leaving bodies behind from Oregon to California, from Las Vegas to Texas. With the nature of this book, I would recommend it for adult readers only.