Sable Wynter writes the men your mother warned you about and the women who are more than a match for them. Raised on the fog-bound Oregon coast, she grew up on noir paperbacks, true-crime podcasts, and a firm belief that the most interesting person in any story is the one everyone else is afraid of.

Before writing full time she spent a decade in corporate investigations, the unglamorous reality of ledgers, surveillance, and people who make problems disappear, which is where she learned that danger, up close, is quieter and far more magnetic than the movies suggest. Her Men of Ravensgate novels are dark obsession romances: morally-grey anti-heroes, possessive devotion, and heroines who never once need rescuing, only matching.

Her books are for readers who close a sweet romance wanting something with teeth, high heat, high stakes, a hero who would burn the world down for one person, and the guaranteed happily-ever-after that dark romance never actually withholds. She writes danger with a conscience: her villains are lethal to everyone except the woman who owns them, and consent, on the page, is never in doubt.

Sable lives on the coast with her partner, a rescue greyhound named Nero, and a wall of content-noted paperbacks she lends out with warnings. She takes her coffee black and her heroes worse.