Kate Watterson, also known as Emma Wildes and Katherine Smith, is an American author with over thirty published books to her name. She has earned five Eppie nominations, a single Eppie win for best historical erotic in 2007, a RWA Lories win, WisRWA 2005 final for best historical romance, and is a CAPA nominee. Watterson finds great joy in writing suspenseful stories with erotic elements, which she incorporates into her genre-blending novels.
Born in Minnesota and raised in Albuquerque, New Mexico, Watterson originally pursued biology at Illinois State University. Her writing career gained significant recognition with the publication of The Switch in 2005, a romance novel that garnered favorable reviews from readers. Her love for mystery and suspense was evident from an early age, and she has since captivated audiences by seamlessly merging romance and intrigue in her work.
Watterson is a prolific writer who excels in the romance and suspense genres. Her passion for mystery and suspense has been a constant theme in her life, with books containing murders being particularly engaging for her. Her ability to combine romance, suspense, and intrigue has earned her a dedicated readership and established her as a skilled storyteller with a knack for keeping readers on the edge of their seats.
Watterson's work as Emma Wildes and Katherine Smith has resulted in a diverse literary portfolio, demonstrating her adaptability and creativity across various genres. With her skillful storytelling and the ability to captivate readers, Kate Watterson has made her mark as a prominent and respected author in the industry.
Through her engaging and dynamic novels, Watterson invites readers to join her in the enthralling worlds she creates, where romance and suspense blend harmoniously to keep readers eagerly turning pages. Her work serves as a testament to her exceptional writing abilities and her commitment to excellence in her craft.