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Kathryn Smith
Kathryn Smith is an American author, living in Ottawa, Ontario. She decided that she wanted to be a romance writer when she was 10 years old. She started writing her own novels soon after. She toyed with other genres (she loved horror and fantasy) and poetry, but always came back to romance. These …
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Kathryn Smith is an American author, living in Ottawa, Ontario. She decided that she wanted to be a romance writer when she was 10 years old. She started writing her own novels soon after. She toyed with other genres (she loved horror and fantasy) and poetry, but always came back to romance. These days, she's able to combine her love of romance with her fascination for the paranormal.
Her first book was published in 2001 through Avon Romance. Since then she has published over a dozen books and made the jump from straight historical romance to paranormal historical romance.
Kathryn, her husband, Steve, and their cat, Mufasa, now live in Ottawa, Ontario, where Kathryn spends her days in front of her computer making up characters and plots. She loves writing romance and happy endings, but she has a couple other ideas she'd like to pursue someday as well.
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Dark Side of Dawn 2009 Nightmare Chronicles #2 Weddings from Hell 2009 Night After Night 2009 The Brotherhood of the Blood #5 Before I Wake 2008 Nightmare Chronicles #1 Let The Night Begin 2008 The Brotherhood of the Blood #4 
Taken by the Night 2007 The Brotherhood of the Blood #3 
Night of the Huntress 2007 The Brotherhood of the Blood #2 
Be Mine Tonight 2006 The Brotherhood of the Blood #1THE AUTHOR’S WORLDS
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