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Kristina McMorris



Kristina McMorris lives in the Pacific Northwest with her husband and their two sons, bundles of energy who take pride in transforming any cylindrical household object into a weapon. To date, McMorris's works of fiction have garnered more than twenty national literary awards and two nominations for the highly coveted Golden Heart®. A workshop presenter and active member of several writers' organizations, she holds a B.S. in International Marketing with a language concentration from Pepperdine University. Having been saved as a newborn by Seattle Children's Hospital, she is also an advocate of many charitable causes for children's health and wellbeing. For her diverse accomplishments, she has been named one of Portland's "Forty Under 40" by The Business Journal.
 


Genres: Historical, General Fiction, Literary Fiction, Romance
 
Novels
   Letters from Home (2011)
   Bridge Of Scarlet Leaves (2011)
     aka The American Wife / Every Time We Say Goodbye
   The Pieces We Keep (2013)
   The Edge of Lost (2015)
   Sold on a Monday (2018)
   The Ways We Hide (2022)
   When We Had Wings (2022) (with Ariel Lawhon and Susan Meissner)
   The Girls of Good Fortune (2025)
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Collections
   Grand Central (2014) (with others)
   The Season of Second Chances (2023) (with Tammy Greenwood)
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Novellas and Short Stories
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Picture Books show
 
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Kristina McMorris recommends
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The Fourth Princess (2026)
Janie Chang
"In The Fourth Princess, Chang spins a Gothic tale with all the intricacies, elegance, and allure of a fine silk web. Amid a Shanghai mansion, on the cusp of the Great War, the entangled lives of two women lure the reader down a path of tragedy and deception, culminating in an ending with unforgettable twists. A story of intrigue not to be missed."
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Wayward Girls (2025)
Susan Wiggs
"Susan Wiggs is at the top of her game. Through the skillful weaving of an endearing cast, Wayward Girls displays the power of sisterhood to survive, conquer, and ultimately heal from the most harrowing of times. An evocative tale packed with resilience and secrets that kept me reading late into the night. I loved it."
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Where the Rivers Merge (2025)
Mary Alice Monroe
"Where the Rivers Merge is an entrancing, multigenerational tale brimming with characters so vivid and endearing that, to the reader, they quickly feel like longtime friends. With each gripping reveal of Mayfield's past, Monroe drew me deeper on a journey, at turns both heartwarming and heartbreaking, while building to its elegant conclusion. A touching, memorable read."

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