Deborah Turner Harris is a renowned American author, best known for her collaborative works in the fantasy genre. She was born in Pennsylvania in 1951 but spent her formative years in Daytona Beach, Florida. Raised in a lively environment, she enjoyed the company of numerous cats, dogs, and even a horse, despite the city regulations that required the horse to be kept on a farm located at the edge of town.
Harris is particularly recognized for her fruitful writing partnerships with Katherine Kurtz, which resulted in the creation of multiple series, such as The Adept and Knights Templar series. These collaborative efforts have solidified her position as a significant contributor to the fantasy literary world. Harris' ability to work harmoniously with Kurtz showcases her adaptability and talent as a writer, which has undoubtedly played a crucial role in the success of their joint projects.
Harris currently resides in Scotland with her husband, Robert J. Harris, who also shares the distinction of being an accomplished author. The change in geographical scenery, from the sunny shores of Florida to the historic landscapes of Scotland, has likely provided Harris with a wealth of inspiration and unique experiences that reflect in her writing. The couple's shared passion for literature has allowed them to create a supportive and creative environment in which to cultivate their literary careers.