Debora Geary

Debora Geary is a successful author from America, known for her work in the genres of women's fiction, romance, and fantasy. She is most famous for her Modern Witch series and its spin-offs, the WitchLight Trilogy and Witch Central. Geary wrote prolifically about witches for three years, gaining a significant amount of success and recognition during that time.

However, Geary eventually grew tired of writing about the same subject matter and decided to branch out into other genres. Using the pen name Audrey Faye, she began writing detective fiction stories with female lead characters. Geary's first book, "A Modern Witch," was published in 2011 and marked the beginning of her career as a successful indie author. In the same year, she also published the direct sequels "A Reckless Witch" and "A Hidden Witch," further establishing herself as a talented and prolific writer. Geary's decision to try her hand at different genres demonstrates her versatility and willingness to take risks in her writing career.