Amanda Stevens

Amanda Stevens is a successful American author, renowned for her work in the romance genre, particularly paranormal romance and romantic suspense. She is best known for her series, The Graveyard Queen. Growing up in the Ozarks of Arkansas, the young Stevens was surrounded by superstition and folklore, which would later greatly influence her writing.

Stevens' passion for storytelling can be traced back to her childhood. Her fascination with literature began with Jane Langton's "The Diamond in the Window," a paranormal mystery filled with riddles and transcendentalism. This book, along with the "Little House on the Prairie" series and Nancy Drew mysteries, sparked her interest in gothic novels. As she grew older, her love for fiction expanded to include fantasy, horror, and authors like Michael Moorcock and Stephen King.

Amanda Stevens has written over fifty novels, a testament to her productivity and dedication to her craft. She was born and raised in the rural south and now resides in Houston, Texas. In her spare time, she enjoys binge-watching, bike riding, and the occasional refreshment. Despite her success, Stevens remains grounded, always looking for new ways to explore the classic ghost story and other genres she is passionate about.