In this episode of Miles Beyond the Page, Michelle sits down with Dawn Chartier, a contemporary and paranormal romance author celebrated for her emotionally rich stories, compelling characters, and immersive worlds.

With a background in construction, Dawn brings a unique attention to detail to her writing—crafting vivid settings that readers can instantly step into. Her romance novels blend heartfelt emotion with suspense and supernatural intrigue, earning her a dedicated readership and praise across the genre.

Living in South Louisiana, Dawn draws inspiration from the region’s lush landscapes and vibrant culture. When she’s not writing, she loves exploring local cuisine, relaxing on the beach, binging Gilmore Girls, and getting lost in a great book.

Join Michelle and Dawn for a warm, engaging conversation about writing romance, blending genres, building worlds, and finding inspiration in everyday life.

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In this episode of Miles Beyond the Page, host Michelle welcomes Taylor A. Jenkins, an author whose love of storytelling began with a single spark of encouragement from a teacher and grew into a lifelong passion.

With over twelve years of writing experience, Taylor has turned her early school assignments into entire worlds of imagination. After earning her degree in English and Creative Writing from Weber State University, she dedicated herself to creating the kinds of stories she once escaped into as a reader. Now living in Utah with her family and a lively crew of animals, she continues to explore the beauty, heart, and adventure found in fiction.

Join Michelle and Taylor for an inspiring conversation about creative beginnings, the joy of worldbuilding, and how one teacher’s belief can change a life forever.

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In this episode of Miles Beyond the Page, host Michelle Miles sits down with Keshia C. Willi, an author who seamlessly blends fantasy and fright to craft genre-bending tales that twist reality with every page.

Raised in the mountains of Virginia, Keshia’s lifelong love of storytelling has led her to create novels that blur the lines between the magical and the macabre. Her latest works, Johnny Be Good and In the Cold, Cold Winter, both earned spots on Amazon’s Top 100 Hot New Releases list—testament to her unique voice and atmospheric storytelling.

🎧 Join Michelle and Keshia as they dive into the art of writing across genres, the inspiration behind dark fantasy, and the thrill of crafting stories that linger long after the last page.

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ABOUT KESHIA C. WILLI:

Keshia C. Willi melds fantasy and fright to create genre-bending stories that twist reality with every page. Raised in the mountains of Virginia, her writing has been a lifelong journey. Her latest novels, JOHNNY BE GOOD and IN THE COLD, COLD WINTER, were featured in Amazon’s Top 100 Hot New Releases list.

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