Sarah McCoy is a bestselling American author, born in Fort Knox, Kentucky. She has written multiple novels that have gained international recognition and critical acclaim. Some of her most popular works include "Mustique Island," "Marilla of Green Gables," "The Mapmaker's Children," "The Baker's Daughter," "The Time It Snowed in Puerto Rico," and "The Branch of Hazel," a novella in "Grand Central." Her writing has been praised by renowned authors such as Tatiana de Rosnay and Chris Bohjalian.
McCoy's work has been featured in various publications, including Real Simple, The Millions, Your Health Monthly, Huffington Post, and Read It Forward. She has also hosted the NPR WSNC Radio monthly program “Bookmarked with Sarah McCoy” and is a Board Member for the literary nonprofit Bookmarks. In addition to her writing, McCoy has taught English writing at Old Dominion University and the University of Texas at El Paso.
McCoy was born to an army officer's family and spent her childhood in Germany. She now lives in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, with her husband, an orthopedic sports surgeon, and their dog, Gilbert. McCoy's novels often explore themes of historical fiction and family dynamics, providing readers with thoughtful and engaging stories. Her writing style has been described as beautiful and heartbreaking, making her a beloved author among fans of the genre.