LoLo Paige is an award-winning author as a B.R.A.G. Medallion honoree and a finalist in the 2021 Eric Hoffer and Next Generation Indie awards. Originally from Butte, Montana, LoLo worked for the Missoula Smokejumper Base and the U.S. Forest Service, Region One headquarters. She moved from Montana to Alaska, seeking romance and adventure and found both! After an action-packed career that included fighting wildfire in Montana, California, and Alaska, LoLo took up writing full time. Her true story in The Anchorage Press about wildland firefighting in Alaska, won a 2016 Alaska Press Club award. Her debut novel, ALASKA SPARK is loosely based on that true story. In addition to writing, LoLo has decades of acting experience and her screenplay, EVACUATION, about a runaway blaze in Alaska, won 4th place in the 2018 L.A. Independent Film Festival. LoLo lives in Alaska with her husband and golden retriever, enjoying summers at their oceanfront cabin, fishing for halibut and salmon…and writing!

Hi Readers! I am a writer, reader, wife, mother, teacher, and photographer. I married my high school sweetheart - a real-life second chance love story! - and have been a hopeful romantic ever since. When I'm not reading swoon-worthy romances or letting my characters take over my stories, you can find me sipping on a fountain soda with a true crime documentary on TV. At least I wish that was all I had to do. Usually I'm chasing my two daughters around with my camera, grading papers, or cleaning up after the animals on our mini-farm in rural Maryland (at least goats, chickens, dogs, and cats are cute, right?). I have a BA in English-Secondary Education, a BA in Psychology, and a Masters of Arts in Liberal Arts where I focused on writing, photography, and juggling. Yes-juggling. I still practice in my kitchen much to the horror of my husband and delight of my kiddos.