Johnnie Bernhard is a former high school AP English teacher and professional journalist. She is a graduate of the University of Houston (B. A. Journalism) and Nicholls State University Graduate School (English). Her articles and columns have appeared in the Suburban Reporter, Houston, World Oil Magazine, Houston, The MS Press, Ocean Springs Record, Gulfport Memorial Hospital Patient Publications and Word Among Us “Finding My Way Home.” She was also published in two anthologies for the Gulf Coast Writer’s Association MS Profiles “Portrait of a MS Artist” (2015) and Katrina Memories “Maureen and the Hurricane” (2015), and has edited the Houston Writers Guild/Inklings Publications Eclectically Criminal and Twisted Reveries. Bernhard is also a member of the South Mississippi Cursillo Movement, an international Catholic organization.
"A Good Girl is a raw, real, and relatable gift to the soul on
every level. Ms. Bernhard's writing is so descriptive, reading this
book is truly a visceral experience. One cannot help but reflect on
their own family legacy and life journey. Prepare to be riveted by
this heartbreaking, yet healing story about family, self-discovery
and learning how to love."
--Eva Steortz
"When we think of our family circle, there are so many words that
can be spoken about the circle of life that formed us. [A Good
Girl] brings the story of family 'full circle' reflecting on what
matters most, at the end of this life here on earth--love and
forgiveness. I was deeply touched by this family's journey of
healing-- a journey we all inevitable seek to experience with
someone in our family."
--Shari Black
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