Kristy McCaffrey

Kristy McCaffrey is a successful author, best known for her contemporary, historical fiction, and romance novels. She is particularly renowned for her "Wings of the West" series. McCaffrey grew up in Scottsdale, Arizona, where she developed a love for storytelling at a young age. These stories provided a sense of control and excitement amidst the banality of everyday life.

McCaffrey's writing is characterized by its smoldering romance, compelling heroes, determined heroines, and mysticism. Her work is deeply researched, ensuring accurate and detailed settings and time periods. She has a particular fondness for the historical western romance genre. McCaffrey's first novel, "The Wren," was highly acclaimed, earning her a reputation as a talented new author. She has since won several awards for her work, including the Laramie award for Best in Western Romance for "The Blackbird."

McCaffrey holds a bachelor's and master's degree in mechanical engineering. However, her passion for writing has been a constant throughout her life. She is a member of Romance Writers of America and Novelists Inc. Despite her busy writing schedule, McCaffrey finds time for her other interests, which include travel, yoga, and Mexican food. She is an Arizona native and currently resides in the desert north of Phoenix with her husband and their rescue dog, Jeb. Readers interested in staying updated on McCaffrey's work can sign up for her newsletter through her website.