Kate Danley is a USA Today Bestselling author and
twenty-five year veteran of stage and screen with a B.S. in
theater from Towson University. She was one of four students
to be named a Maryland Distinguished Scholar in the Arts.
She has sold over half-a-million books globally. Her debut novel,
The Woodcutter hit #6 on all of
Amazon, was honored with the Garcia Award for the Best
Fiction Book of the Year, 1st Place Fantasy Book in the
Reader Views Literary Awards, and was the winner of the
Sci-Fi/Fantasy category in the Next Generation Indie Book
Awards. Her book Maggie for Hire spent five weeks on the
USA Today Bestselling list as part of the boxed set Magic
After Dark and has been optioned for film and television
development. Queen Mab was honored with the McDougall Previews Award for Best Fantasy Book of the Year and was named the 1st Place Fantasy Book in the Reader Views
Reviewers Choice Awards.
Kate Danley's website
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