Robin D. Owens

Robin D. Owens is a successful and prolific American author, best known for her work in the genres of fantasy and futuristic romance, urban fantasy, and romantic fantasy. She has written numerous popular novel series, including the Mystic Circle series, the Celta's Heartmates series, and the Summoning series. With a career spanning many years, Owens has received numerous accolades for her work, including being named 2004 Rocky Mountain Fiction Writers' Writer of the Year, 2001 Writer of the Year, and the Colorado Romance Writers Lifetime Achievement Award.

One of the most notable achievements in Owens' career is winning the Daphne du Maurier Award in 2010 for Best Mystery/Suspense novel for her novel "Heart Change". She is also a RITA Award winning author, further cementing her status as a highly respected and accomplished writer in her field. Owens has credited the success of her first fantasy and futuristic romance novel, "HeartMate," published in 2001, to the inclusion of a telepathic cat in the story. This novel was the beginning of a popular series that would span 15 books, ending in 2015. All of the novels in the series have been well-received by readers and have contributed to Owens' reputation as a skilled and talented author.