Staci Hart

Staci Hart is an American published author, known for her work in romance and romantic comedy genres. Hart's love for writing can be traced back to her childhood, where she was often found with her nose buried in a book.

As a self-described "four-eyed nerd with a bad perm," Hart was not typically chosen for physical activities like dodgeball. However, she had a rich inner life, filled with characters from the pages of her favorite books, such as Frodo and Bilbo from J.R.R. Tolkien's Middle Earth series and the girls from the Babysitter's Club series by Ann M. Martin.

In the third grade, Hart wrote a teen murder mystery inspired by Christopher Pike, which she solved in just twelve pages. While she initially decided that writing was not for her, she eventually returned to the craft, finding her passion in writing romance and romantic comedies. Hart's writing is driven by her love for creating and working with words, as well as her appreciation for the feeling of euphoria that a good romance novel can provide.

Hart's writing style is characterized by banter and grand gestures, and she enjoys stretching her imagination to create compelling stories that explore the complexities of love. She invites readers to join her in celebrating the power of love, encouraging them to bring their coffee and take a seat as she and her readers embark on a literary journey together.