N'TYSE, a native of Dallas, Texas, is a wife and mother of two who adeptly manages her creative pursuits as a novelist, screenwriter, and film producer. Having retired from the corporate world after twelve years as a personal banker, due to a bedridden pregnancy, N’Tyse embarked on a new pursuit and made her passion her purpose. She now seamlessly blends her innate storytelling skills and fervor for books, documentaries, and films to write and produce gripping American female-centric dramas and crime thrillers. N'Tyse's literary works have garnered recognition in esteemed publications such as Library Journal, Black Expressions, USA Today, and Dallas Morning News. She holds a B.A. from Arizona State University, where she concentrated on Creative Writing and Film/Media Studies, implementing a multicultural and interdisciplinary approach. N'Tyse's exceptional talents and versatility shine through both her individual body of work and her collaborative endeavors. The creative visionary’s first independently produced book-to-film adaptation, Gutta Mamis, streams on multiple digital video platforms, including Tubi and Peacock. The feature film was acquired by Maverick Entertainment Group, a modest budget motion picture and DVD distribution company, during its pre-production stage. And as they say . . . the rest is history. The release of Gutta Mamis marked a significant milestone in N'Tyse's feature filmmaking debut, establishing her as an avant-garde trailblazer of independent book-to-film productions. Adapted from her novella "Chasers," the neo-noir crime drama surpassed her expectations and grossed six-figures following its November 2020 release. Emphasizing the creative ingenuity and sacrifices made from pre-production to the tight eight-day shooting schedule, N'Tyse humorously refers to the project as her "urban Blair Witch student film," shedding light on the accomplishments achieved within a shoestring budget of five thousand dollars. N'Tyse decided to explore her creative potential and, in doing so, she developed and co-wrote various projects, including Bid for Love, a romantic drama that became an original television film on BET. As the founder and CEO of Boss Magnet Media-an indie film production hub committed to revitalizing and adapting literary properties on microbudgets-she and her team successfully developed and produced multiple urban cautionary tales, including the book-to-film adaptations Trap Soldiers, No Better Love, and Dishonorable, all written by fellow authors and emerging filmmakers. N'Tyse's unwavering dedication and affinity for identifying culturally resonant content with compelling narratives and universal themes firmly solidify her position in the entertainment sector. Her ultimate aspiration is to curate and acquire content that attracts influential partners, enabling the production of larger-scale projects for TV/film and new media platforms. N'Tyse's latest literary offering is the co-written novel "Soldiers of Love: Beautiful Scars," a poignant and sweeping coming-of-age romance that immerses readers in the depths of Black love and explores the profound impact of childhood trauma bonds, the weight of generational curses, and the lasting imprints of love scars. Inspired by real events, the captivating novel serves as a testament to the transformative power of forgiveness and the beauty of second chances. Similar to N’Tyse’s previous novels that delve into affairs of the heart, Soldiers of Love seeks to liberate and empower readers, inspiring them to embark on their personal voyage of self-discovery. As the story unfolds, it weaves together a tapestry of shattered promises, opportunities for redemption, and unconditional love, uniting readers with a dynamic cast of characters who live and love fearlessly and unapologetically. "Soldiers of Love: Beautiful Scars" is the author’s most heartfelt novel to date.