I've been fascinated with the Victorian and Edwardian eras, as well as the Old West as long as I can remember.
Growing up on a farm in Eastern Oregon where only the most determined
and resolute individuals dare toil the soil that spent centuries covered in
sagebrush, rock, and the random juniper tree, I never gave a thought to my
great fortune in having a rural foundation on which to build my future.
All the crazy exploits I
had as a girlie-girl being raised as a tomboy came in handy when I began
writing western romances. You'd be surprised how many of the wild
adventures in my stories are based on things I either experienced or
witnessed during my formative years.
I joyfully bear the burden
of being a hopeless romantic, with a bit of sarcasm thrown in for good
measure. I've always been a sappy-hearted girl who loves a happy ending.
I also love the western and rural way of life and that's why I began
writing sweet and clean western romances.
Everything you never wanted to know about me is posted with frequency on my blog.
There you'll discover I'm completely and entirely smitten with my
husband, lovingly referred to as Captain Cavedweller. You'll also find
that I eat too much chocolate, have a thing for roses, like to play with
my camera, and enjoy researching the towns and eras for my romances set
in the old west.
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Convinced everyone deserves a
happy ending, USA Today bestselling
author Shanna Hatfield is out to make it happen, one story at a time. Her sweet
historical and contemporary romances combine humor and heart-pumping moments with
relatable characters. When this hopeless romantic isn’t writing or indulging in rich, decadent chocolate, Shanna hangs out with her husband, lovingly known as Captain Cavedweller.
She is a member of Western
Writers of America, Women Writing the West, Sweet Romance Reads, Pioneer
Hearts, Sweet Americana Sweethearts, and Romance Writers of America.
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