Martha Waters is a talented American author, well-known for her historical romantic comedy novels. Born and raised in sunny South Florida, Waters developed a love for reading at a young age, particularly British children's books. She would spend hours scribbling in her notebooks, a habit that would eventually lead to her career as an author. Waters pursued higher education at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where she studied history and international studies. She furthered her education by earning a Master's degree in library science.
During the day, Waters works as a children's librarian in Maine, a job that no doubt influences her writing. She is passionate about sundresses, gin cocktails, and traveling, interests that often find their way into her novels. Waters has published two books so far, "To Have and to Hoax" and "To Love and to Loathe," both of which have received critical acclaim. Her debut novel received three starred reviews, a remarkable achievement for any author. "To Love and to Loathe" is set to release in April 2021, much to the anticipation of her growing fanbase.