fter a fourteen year career in law enforcement, including affiliations with the Dallas Police Department, The New Mexico State police, the Ventura Police and the Ventura County Probation Department where she was a superior court investigator, Nancy Taylor Rosenberg appeared on the literary scene in January, 1993 with the publication of her first novel, Mitigating Circumstances. The film rights were purchased by Tri-Star Films and Academy Award winning director Jonathan Demme for development as a feature film. The novel went on to become a New York Times best-seller.

Ms. Rosenberg's subsequent novels have also appeared on the New York Times best-seller list: Interest of Justice, First Offense, California Angel, Trial by Fire, and Abuse of Power.

Her most recent novels include Buried Evidence, Conflict of Interest, Sullivan’s Law, Sullivan's Justice, and Sullivan's Evidence.

In 1995, Nancy Taylor Rosenberg was voted Woman of Excellence by Orange County’s Learning for Life program. Her writing program, Voices of Tomorrow, targeting inner city youths, has received national attention.

Nancy Taylor Rosenberg has appeared on Prime Time Live, The Today Show, Rivera Live, Entertainment Tonight, and most recently on CNN's Talk Back Live, where she discussed the tragic death of Princess Diana, along with Lord Jeffrey Archer and acclaimed novelist and practicing attorney, Scott Turow.