Author, Playwright
& Psychotherapist
I’m the author of No Time for Tears: Coping with Grief in a Busy World (Chicago Review Press), a playwright, and a psychotherapist. My debut novel, Moving On Through Mud, is being offered for representation as part of a trilogy and a limited run television series.
Judy Heath

Moving On Through Mud is a funny and poignant novel. Listen to Judy speak about the book.
JUDY'S BEEN FEATURED IN:





















Hello, I'm Judy.
I'm glad you stopped by.
I’m Judy Heath, a professional listener and storyteller. As a psychotherapist, I listen to stories; as an author and playwright, I tell them.
My new novel, Moving On Through Mud, is the first book in a trilogy entitled "The Nora Bach Series."
This upmarket women's fiction series is perfect for readers who appreciate a strong, humorous female protagonist and elements of mystery and romance.
Two years after the unexpected loss of her husband, former New York City book editor Nora Bach realizes she must find a life of her own.
Emerging from her crumbling Victorian in the picturesque mountain village of Dunsmoor, Nora is confronted with the captivating, if slightly offbeat, village people who are at odds with the part-time residents from the New York theater world. And have I mentioned the mud?
Nora balances on a tightrope between meddling in her grown children's lives and minding her own business. Her eccentric sister feels no such compunction about stomping on boundaries as she pushes Nora to date for the first time in thirty years.
Nora's refuge? A new job, a possible romance with an intriguing Irish author, and a mysterious stone circle in the woods that holds secrets even Nora can't resist uncovering.
She could never have imagined joining forces with a Broadway Director, a British rock star, and an unexpected sisterhood to battle against a big box store from being built in their historic village.
READ WHAT BETA BOOK CLUB MEMBERS ARE SAYING:
“I know what Nora is going through because I’ve gone through it. I loved that it was all through her thoughts and eyes. Judy really does understand what it’s like to be suddenly by yourself.” - Susan, C.
“The scenes were so funny whenever Nora and Finn tried to take the next step to romance, and inevitably something got in their way!” - Graciela C.
“Moving on Through Mud’ would make a great limited series on television! It’s got wonderful dialogue, a good sense of space, and lots of unfinished business in a small town.” - Debra A.