Kathryn Albright
Kathryn Albright writes American-set sweet historical romance and has a passion for stories that celebrate the grit and goodness in people. She combines this with her love of history to write novels of courage, endurance, and hope.
Kathryn is a Romance Writers of America Golden Heart finalist, a Holt Medallion Award of Merit Recipient, and the winner of Loves Western Romance: Best Western of the Year award.
She lives in a small Midwestern town where the local farmers market, annual Christmas Walk, and high school football games are the highlights of the year. Visit her at www.kathrynalbright.com, on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest or Goodreads.
Currently, she is working on her next book.
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