Jackie Bouchard is a USA Today bestselling author known for her Fido-friendly fiction - humorous and heartwarming stories centered on women and the dogs that shape their lives. Her published works include "What The Dog Ate," "Rescue Me, Maybe," "Stray Magic," and "House Trained," with "Rescue Me, Maybe" earning a Readers' Favorite gold medal. Blending wit and emotional depth, her novels explore themes of personal growth, relationships, and the transformative bond between humans and their pets.
After years in corporate America, Bouchard pursued her passion for writing, leaving behind a structured career to embrace creative storytelling. A self-proclaimed "creative soul trapped in the body of a practical person," she draws inspiration from everyday life, often infusing her narratives with relatable humor and heartfelt moments. Her background includes living in Bermuda, Canada, and the East Coast before settling in San Diego with her husband and rescue dog, a dynamic she playfully describes as their own "happy little United Nations."
Bouchard continues to write uplifting fiction that resonates with animal lovers and readers seeking lighthearted yet meaningful stories. Her work celebrates the quirks of life, the joy of companionship, and the unexpected paths that lead to fulfillment.