Meet Jennifer
Jennifer Harrison writes gripping, emotionally driven love stories about healing, second chances, and the complicated mess of being human. She believes the best romances are the ones that leave you aching in all the right ways.
Jennifer’s love for writing began as a way to live a thousand lives and avoid choosing just one. From heartbroken heroines to brooding, beautifully broken heroes, her characters are messy, flawed, and always fighting for something real.
Her debut, Tarnished Memories, kicked off a series of emotional slow burns that blend small towns, found family, and hard-won happily ever afters. Her latest novel, Addicted, continues that tradition, exploring trauma, recovery, and the hope of connection in the fictional town of Falcon Pointe.
When she’s not writing, Jennifer can be found building character playlists, drinking too much coffee, and dreaming about dusty roads, desert skies, and love that’s worth the fight.
Fun Facts
Writing Habits
- I build Spotify playlists for every book (and every broody man).
- My best ideas come to me when I’m driving and unable to write them down.
- I write best late at night, when I should realistically be sleeping
Fun Facts
- Favorite romance trope: Best Friends to Lovers (bonus points for longing)
- Most-used writing fuel: Ziggi’s energy infusions and emotional chaos
- Characters tend to show up fully formed and already traumatized—just how I like them
- Secret dream: Write a thrilling dystopian novel with romance and rebellion
- Books that wrecked me in the best way:
Tennessee Truths (Ashley Munoz), Say You Swear (Meagan Brandy), The Words (Ashley Jade), and The Ravenhood Series (Kate Stewart) - A book I’ve read more times than I can count: Ender’s Game by Orson Scott Card
- If my characters feel like they belong in a playlist, that’s intentional
- I’ve been known to cry over fictional people I created. No regrets.