Angela “Angie” Ransome-Jones

Angela “Angie” Ransome-Jones is a national bestselling author and ghostwriter, Adjunct Professor at the University of South Florida (USF) Honors College. She is the author of Path to Peace: A Guide to Managing Life After Losing a Loved One, which she published in 2015. Since then, Angie has ghostwritten/consulted on more than 22 books across the memoir, biography, fiction, self-help, business, anthology, and children's literature genre. Her clients range from everyday people and entrepreneurs to corporate executives, professional athletes, and public figures. Her work includes multiple bestselling titles and nationally recognized titles.

As a retired banking executive with over three decades of leadership in banking and marketing, Angie is passionate about helping others preserve their stories, amplify their voices, and leave lasting legacies. She holds a B.S. in Journalism and an MBA in Project Management.

When she is not writing, teaching or traveling, Angie enjoys serving her community, Pilates and spending time with her husband of 34 years, Kenneth, and their two sons, Myles and Keaton.


Featured Work

Path To Peace

Path to Peace, A Guide to Managing Life After Losing a Loved One, chronicles one daughter's journey of finding peace after the devastating and sudden loss of her beloved father. In the midst of grieving, Angie Ransome-Jones was suddenly faced with having to lay her father to rest, settle his extensive financial affairs and reconcile her unresolved feelings over the loss of her mother several years earlier. Along the way, she experienced learnings about what she refers to as "the process" and has made it her mission to share practical steps and tips to picking up the pieces and finding peace, after the loss of a loved one. In this book, Angela provides a comprehensive guide that also gives advice from the professionals she worked with, including her attorney, financial advisor and grief counselor. Path to Peace is one daughter's story of reclaiming her life, realizing her purpose and finding inner peace along the way.

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