J. D. Scott is an American author and peace officer, best known for his debut novel, For My Girls, a time-bending survival drama centered on themes of family, faith, and generational legacy. The novel was released in 2025 and is available on Amazon, Apple Books, and Barnes & Noble. Biography Scott has served as a deputy sheriff in Iowa, for nearly two decades, bringing a real-world perspective to his writing. Raised in Iowa, he grew up with a strong sense of community, faith, and outdoor tradition—values that heavily influence his storytelling. In his free time, Scott serves as a coach, trapshooting instructor, and certified hunter safety educator, mentoring youth through sportsmanship and outdoor skills. In addition to his law enforcement career, he is an active church leader. He is also a board member of the HAMO Foundation, an Iowa nonprofit focused on mental health support and teen outreach. Career Scott began writing while working full-time in public service. In 2019, Scott served as the primary investigator and filed charges in a high-profile Story County homicide case, which ultimately led to a conviction in 2024. Writing style and themes Scott’s storytelling is marked by introspective prose, realistic dialogue, and themes rooted in family and faith. Common topics explored in his work include: * Post-apocalyptic survival and rural resilience * Fatherhood and generational legacy * Christian values and personal faith * Ethical decision-making in leadership roles Personal life Scott resides in Iowa with his wife and three daughters. One of his daughters is a childhood leukemia survivor. He is active in his church, enjoys woodworking, hunting, and dedicates time to mentoring local youth. Published works * For My Girls (2025) ** Genre: Time-displacement fiction / Survival drama / Family legacy ** Plot: A father navigates post-apocalyptic dangers and fractured timelines to protect his daughters. ** Available on: Amazon
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