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After writing her first novel at the tender age of 13, Joyce Emile Rayess is now the youngest among Anglophone authors in Lebanon. Having a BA in Banking and Finance from Notre Dame University, Joyce is double majored in English literature.
At 26, she left her job as a reinsurance broker even though she holds a Certificate of CII at the Chartered Institute of London for Insurance and became a partner at a distributing company for women wear.
She never gave up on her dream of showing off the true face of Lebanese talents in the world and is a living proof that when you set your mind into something, you can achieve it eventually.
She knows what she wants, and when she decided to go global, she reached her goal with hard work, and strong will.
Different Minds is written in memory of the author’s aunt... But if you want to know more about it, we suggest you read the book!
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