L.E.Dawn

L.E. Dawn is a hopeless romantic who has never seen an impossible relationship she didn’t immediately want to turn into a novel.

Writing emotional contemporary, historical, paranormal, gothic, and time-travel romance, Dawn specializes in love stories involving stubborn heroines, complicated men, impossible circumstances, second chances, devastating choices, and the occasional universe determined to keep two people apart.

Naturally, she considers this a challenge.

Dawn’s romances often begin with one simple question:

What would you sacrifice for the person you love?

Sometimes the answer is a career.

Sometimes it’s the life you thought you wanted.

Sometimes it’s an entire century.

Her stories explore love not as something effortless, but as something chosen. Again and again. Even when circumstances change. Even when people make mistakes. Even when staying would be easier than leaving—or leaving would be easier than staying.

She has a particular weakness for brooding heroes who have forgotten how to smile, women who underestimate their own strength, old houses filled with secrets, cowboys with terrible communication skills, historical mysteries, time travel, supernatural curses, witty arguments, slow-burning attraction, and relationships that appear absolutely impossible on paper.

Especially those relationships.

Her heroines are rarely waiting to be rescued. They are flawed, funny, stubborn, frightened, capable women trying to make sense of extraordinary situations while carrying very ordinary hopes: to belong somewhere, to be understood, and to be loved without having to become someone else first.

Her heroes tend to require slightly more work.

Some are wounded.

Some are arrogant.

Some are lonely.

Some have spent years convincing themselves they don’t need anyone.

And some simply need a determined woman to walk into their lives and completely ruin the carefully constructed emotional walls they’ve been hiding behind.

Dawn happily volunteers her heroines for the job.

When she isn’t writing emotionally complicated fictional relationships, she can often be found crocheting, crafting, collecting new story ideas, researching historical details, or arguing with characters who have abandoned the outline and decided they know the story better than she does.

Annoyingly, they are sometimes right.

Above everything else, L.E. Dawn writes for readers who still believe in the power of a great love story.

Not perfect love.

Not easy love.

But the kind of love worth fighting for.

Because sometimes happily-ever-after isn’t something you find.

Sometimes it’s something you choose.