Jennifer Conner

Jennifer Conner is a bestselling Northwest author with an extensive body of work spanning eighty short stories, screenplays, books, and audiobooks. Her writing encompasses multiple romance genres, including Christmas Romance, Contemporary Romance, Paranormal Romance, Historical Romance, and Erotica. Several of her works have achieved notable success, with many titles reaching #1 in sales rankings and her novel "Shot in the Dark" earning recognition as a finalist in the Emerald City Opener, Cleveland, and Toronto RWA contests.

Conner's screenwriting has also garnered acclaim, particularly her horror screenplay "Starvation Heights," which won three national contests, including the Austin After Dark competition. She has collaborated with Angela Ford on multiple projects, including the sweet romance screenplay "Winning Love for Valentine’s Day." Beyond her writing, Conner serves as Associate Publisher for Books to Go Now, a Seattle-based indie traditional publisher dedicated to supporting emerging authors with professional editing, cover design, and distribution services.

A lifelong resident of the Pacific Northwest, Conner lives in the century-old house where she grew up, blending small-town charm with proximity to Seattle’s vibrant culture. When not writing or publishing, she enjoys creating glass beads with a blowtorch - a hobby she finds both therapeutic and immersive. An avid consumer of stories across all genres, she delights in losing herself in compelling narratives, whether through books or films.