Tiffany has said that the story of The Oldest Soul had been "making its presence known" for several years. Eve first sprang into her mind--like a bucket of cold water in the face--while on a walk in 2011, she promptly went home and wrote the first 4 pages (which have remained unchanged since). But she filed Eve's one-of-a-kind journey away in her mind when work on other projects beckoned. "I've been a writer of all forms of stories since I was around seventeen and the success of one of my TV pilots took me further from Eve's story, but what I didn't realize was that I was amassing inspiration the entire time. Everything in my world somehow always circled back to Eve." In the spring of 2015, in a matter of months, she breathed life into ANIMUS, or rather, it breathed life into her ... "The story is a force of nature--and seemed to move through me like an incredible breath of life from someplace else." Tiffany has always said that stories "know what they want to be." And that as a writer she feels it's her job to "show up and get out of the way." Never has that felt so true than when Eve is telling her story. "Honestly, I just write it down."