10 Authors Whose Names Start With H

 
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Today's Top Ten Tuesday is a freebie topic. Wanting to highlight authors based on something kind of random, I got out some game tiles and drew for a letter.

And the winner is... H! I took a stroll through my Goodreads shelves to find ten authors whose first, last, or middle names started with H. The list came together quickly!

  Jody Hedlund
Jody has been a long-time favorite, and I've been on her last several launch teams. She writes historical romance and YA medieval lit. Be watching this space for reviews of her new releases next month!

  Dee Henderson
Few would contend with me, I believe, if I stated that Dee Henderson is one of modern Christian fiction's founding ladies. Her O'Malley series remains a favorite with many.

  Sharon Hinck
I just love Sharon's Sword of Lyric series, and I can hardly wait for her new series to release next year. It looks like it will be another good one!

  Lindsay Harrel
Though her first book only released last year, Lindsay is already making a name for herself. Her Secrets of Paper and Ink is one of the best books I've read in 2019.

  Kristi Ann Hunter
Regency books are a favorite genre, and I've enjoyed the ones I've read from Kristi. I keep collecting her works, and hope to get around to more of them soon!

  Robin Lee Hatcher
Robin writes thoughtful fiction across several genres. I have thoroughly enjoyed her recent Legacy of Faith series, showing the generational impact of a love for Christ.

  Cynthia Herron
This is my third week in a row featuring this author, but she's fit all my recent categories! Here's to you, Cindy! 😄 Check out her charming and cozy debut in the link above.

  Cathy Marie Hake
Cathy writes in one of my favorite "for pure relaxation" genres: the humorous western! But her stories are always more than simple entertainment, bringing truths to life.

  Hannah Alexander
Medical suspense set right in my own backyard of Branson, MO, is what first drew me to this husband-and-wife writing team. I have enjoyed their books!

  Maud Hart Lovelace
This classic author first won my heart with Emily of Deep Valley, though she's most famous for her precocious Betsy-Tacy series. I highly recommend her sweet stories!

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