About

About the author
Brittany Evermore

Hi, I’m Brittany

I write stories about complicated people, quiet courage, and the moments that change everything.


I’m a self-published author who writes romance and suspense stories about complicated people, quiet courage, and the moments that change everything. My books explore emotional tension, connection, and the risks we take when we let someone truly see us — whether that’s in a slow-burn romance or a story shaped by secrets and uncertainty.

I didn’t start writing with a plan. It began as a way to make sense of thoughts that didn’t quite fit anywhere else, and slowly, those ideas turned into full stories. Over time, those stories became books — ones I now get to share with readers around the world. That still amazes me.

I’m the author of Hailey’s Promise, Crowned in Silence, Fake Gaming, and Dare Me to Fall, as well as the Hearts in Bloom series, beginning with Dough & Devotion. Each book stands on its own, but all of them are connected by one thing: the belief that stories should make you feel something real.

As an indie author, I publish frequently and stay closely involved in every part of the process — from writing to release. It allows me to tell the stories I care about, in the way I want to tell them. I love that direct connection with readers — it keeps the work honest.

When I’m not writing, I share my journey online, connect with readers, and work on whatever story comes next. If you enjoy emotional romance, layered characters, and books that stay with you long after the final page — you’ll feel right at home here.

At a glance

  • ✍️ GenreRomance & psychological suspense
  • 📚 PublishingIndependently published
  • 🌍 ReadersAround the world
  • 💌 Contactcontact@brittanyevermore.com

By the numbers

9 Books published
2 Series
6 Genres
More coming

What I write

Slow burn romance Fake dating Dark romance Hockey romance Psychological thriller Mafia romance Workplace romance Body positive

“I believe stories should make you feel something real — and that the best ones stay with you long after the final page.”

— Brittany Evermore