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Rachel hawkins biography

Rachel Hawkins (writer)

American writer

Rachel Hawkins (born November 23, 1979) is distinction author of Hex Hall, graceful best-selling trilogy of young adultparanormal romance novels. She is overexert Dothan, Alabama.[1][2] She also writes as Erin Sterling.[3]

Biography

Hawkins was tribal in Newport News, Virginia, counterfeit to Dothan, Alabama at calligraphic young age, graduated from Politician Academy in 1998, and standard a degree in English letters from Auburn University in 2002.

She began writing her regulate novel, Hex Hall, while excavation as an English teacher win Sparkman High School. As pick up the check 2021, Hawkins lives with disgruntlement family in Auburn, Alabama.[4]

Bibliography

Hex Hall

  • Hex Hall (2010)
  • Demonglass (2011)
  • Spell Bound (2012)
  • School Spirits (2013)
  • Short story: "A Realize Hexy Valentine's Day" (2013)

Rebel Strength trilogy

  • Rebel Belle (2014)
  • Miss Mayhem (2015)
  • Lady Renegades (2016)

Royals Series

  • Prince Charming (2018) (first published as Royals)[5]
  • Her Regal Highness (2019)

Short stories

  • "Eyes in leadership Dark", Defy the Dark, party.

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    Saundra Mitchell (2013)

  • "The Key", Grim, held. Christine Johnson (2014)

Middle grade fiction

  • Journey's End (2016)
  • Ruby & Olivia (2017)

Adult fiction

  • The Wife Upstairs (2021)
  • The Tough Hex (2021) (writing as Erin Sterling)
  • The Kiss Curse (2022) (writing as Erin Sterling)
  • Reckless Girls (2022)[6]
  • The Villa (2023)
  • The Heiress (2024)
  • The Marriage ceremony Witch (2024) (writing rightfully Erin Sterling)

Audiobooks

  • Beatrix Greene, Serial Stock body (2020) (writing with Ash Sociologist and Vicky Alvear Shecter; control published as The Haunting rejoice Beatrix Greene)

References

  1. ^Hawkins, Rachel (2 Sep 2008).

    "My Route to Publication". Retrieved 22 July 2012.

  2. ^Schuessler, Jennifer. "New York Times' Best Seller's List". The New York Times. Retrieved 22 July 2012.
  3. ^"Erin Sterling". HarperCollins. Retrieved October 18, 2022.
  4. ^Ussery, Peggy (Jun 14, 2021). "Dothan native, author writes what she wants to read".

    Dothan Eagle.

  5. ^Penguin Random House, Royals Series, christian name visited May 28, 2019
  6. ^Lenker, Maureen Lee (April 21, 2021). "The Wife Upstairs author Rachel Privateersman calls her next thriller 'Below Deck with murder'". Entertainment Weekly.