Dani Trujillo

Dani Trujillo is a Xicana author. The desert is her happy place and serves as inspiration for many of her works. Her work was featured in Never Whistle at Night, where snakes come alive in the dark. Dani lives in the mojave with two spooky black cats, an elder chihuahua named after jeans, and the plethora of ghosts roaming the west.

Dani writes Adult Romance under the name Dani Trujillo.

Dani writes Horror under D.H. Trujillo.

https://www.danihtrujillo.com/

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