Natasha D. Frazier

Biography

Natasha Frazier is from Greenville, MS where she graduated from Greenville-Weston High School with honors. She pursued an accounting degree from Jackson State University. While attending Jackson State University, Natasha was actively involved in the Accounting Society, Tiger P.R.I.D.E. Connection, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Mississippi and the National Association of Black Accountants. Natasha also served as the Senior Class Queen and Treasurer of the Gamma Rho Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. After receiving her Bachelors of Business Administration degree in Accounting from Jackson State University, Natasha matriculated through Mays Business School at Texas A&M University, where she earned a Masters of Science in Accounting degree. While at Texas A&M, Natasha was a member of the Masters Leadership Council.
Since graduating, Natasha earned her CPA license. While practicing accounting, she began her career as an author. Natasha believes that we are all created for a purpose, and in knowing that, she strives to live a life of purpose by doing what she has been created to do: inspire and encourage others. She does this through her literary works and the How Long Are You Going to Wait Conference. Natasha has authored three devotional books, one non-fiction book, and four fiction titles, including the Love, Lies & Consequences series. Each of her books are award-nominated titles. Her most recent title, Kairos: The Perfect Time for Love has been nominated by Joy & Company to receive the Henri Award. The Henri Award honors excellence in Christian literature and will be presented at the Christian Literary Awards December 2018 in Dallas, TX.
Natasha resides in Richmond, TX with her husband, Eddie Frazier, Jr. and their children, Eden, Ethan, and Emilyn. Her greatest joy and commitment is to her family who she hopes to inspire above all else.