Rebecca Ross

Ross interrogates the complexities of fantasy through her meticulously crafted worlds, weaving narratives that explore themes of revenge, loyalty, and self-discovery. Known for her fantasy books for both teen and adult audiences, she creates immersive experiences with her lyrical prose and intricate world-building. The author’s works, such as "The Queen's Rising" and "A River Enchanted", captivate readers with their blend of romance and fantasy, making her stories a source of fascination and reflection for her audience. Her early love for storytelling, inspired by classic literature like Jane Austen and "Jane Eyre", is evident in her narrative style that draws readers into the nuanced worlds she builds.\n\nFor Ross, the journey to becoming a bestselling author was shaped by her dedication and passion for writing. From a young age, she was drawn to storytelling, and her path to success was paved by her commitment to her craft, even while balancing various jobs. Her breakthrough came with the "Divine Rivals", a book that solidified her reputation, staying on The New York Times bestseller list for nearly 40 weeks. Meanwhile, her work continues to resonate internationally, with her books translated into thirty-one languages. Fans of her work appreciate the depth of character development and the seamless integration of fantastical elements, which offer both escapism and introspection.\n\nHer literary journey is marked by critical acclaim and awards, including a Locus Award nomination. This bio highlights how Ross's stories not only entertain but also provoke thought and introspection among readers. Situated in Northeast Georgia, where she draws inspiration from her garden, she remains committed to expanding her literary catalog, continuously engaging her audience with new narratives and ideas. The author’s dedication to her craft and the themes she explores resonate deeply, offering a rich tapestry of storytelling that invites readers to explore new perspectives and emotions.