While the story was hardly Zanetti’s best work, it paved the foundation for a theme that she eventually pursued as a published author. It chronicled the adventures of a princess who fell out of a castle and met a neighboring prince. She was just six years old when she wrote her first story. That being said, writing was one of her stronger interests. The author is always working to improve herself and she never truly knows where her interests will lead her. It wasn’t her only passion, which is why she eventually worked as a college professor and an aide. Rebecca Zanetti knew from a young age that she wanted to write. She also took a teaching gig at her local community college, not to mention working as a hearing examiner for Kootenai County in Idaho. She was fortunate to land positions at a large law firm, and then a smaller one. Her years as an adult were filled with just as much activity. Zanetti was an active student who worked as Editor-in-Chief at the Pepperdine University newspaper (The Graphic Newspaper). She thought the testing room was eerily quiet, so much so that she was tempted to sleep, but she passed, all the same, beginning her journey as a lawyer. She graduated three weeks before her first child was born.įor all the stress she encountered during the birth of her child, Zanetti still found the strength to take the Bar Exam less than a month after.

Her relationship with Tony Zanetti took a turn for the better when she married him during her second year of law school. She also attended the University of Idaho from where she acquired her Juris Doctorate.

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