India Holton
@indiaholton
USA Today, Indie, and international bestselling author of the DANGEROUS DAMSELS and LOVE'S ACADEMIC series. More scared of heights than someone who wrote about flying houses ought to be.
Look at the stunningly beautiful cover for my upcoming cozy cottagecore romantasy Wishspun! The artist is the wonderful Runa Mareuty. I adore her work and am so incredibly grateful that she created such a gorgeous cover for my book!
New book announcement!! I am over the moon to introduce WISHSPUN, a cozy, cottagecore fantasy romance coming 2027. This is truly the book of my heart and I'm having the most wonderful time writing it.
It's here! I'm completely in love with the cover for THE ANTIQUARIAN'S OBJECT OF DESIRE!! This cozy fantasy romcom features bff history professors, fake hating, magical antiques, and a hero who's blond but I hope you'll love him despite that. It's available to prėorder and add on Goodreads now.
Want your room to smell like the fancy parlour in a lady pirate's flying house? Or maybe like the English countryside sparkling with magic? @briarwickcandles.com has made these gorgeous candles inspired by the Dangerous Damsels and Love's Academic series!!! Aaaahhhh!!!
On World Autism Day, I'm thinking in particular about these two, who are so very dear to me. All my books feature neurodiversity, but Daniel and Alice (along with Gabriel in The Geographer's Map to Romance) touched my heart in a way I can never forget.
I was supposed to tell you this tomorrow, but I couldn't wait. I'm adding an Ornithologists short story to my preorder incentive pack for The Geographer's Map to Romance.
Want to read a paperback ARC of The Geographer's Map to Romance? I have a GIVEAWAY happening over on instagram right now. www.instagram.com/p/DCopoGJyWf...
The Geographer's Second Rule of Field Work: don’t cause trouble with the locals -- the First Rule being, take your own toilet paper with you, just in case.
Welcome to my pinned post, in which I am obliged to advise you that my books have been formally described as "bonkers" but "joyous," that they are cozy, light academia historical fantasy romcoms, and that they contain an equal measure of tea drinking and blowing things up.