Chip Pons grew up in a small lake town in Northern Michigan before eventually traveling the world as a photojournalist in the US Air Force, where he met and worked alongside his dream of a husband and better half. He’s spent his entire life swooning over the love stories filling up his shelves until one day, he was brave—or delusional—enough to write his own.
He currently lives in the heart of Washington, DC. and when he is not writing or chasing his pup, Margot, around, he can be found daydreaming of untold happily ever afters or on Bookstagram shouting about the books he loves. And snacking, like, all the time.
He currently lives in the heart of Washington, DC. and when he is not writing or chasing his pup, Margot, around, he can be found daydreaming of untold happily ever afters or on Bookstagram shouting about the books he loves. And snacking, like, all the time.
Genres: Paranormal Romance
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Chip Pons recommends

Alma Vampires (2026)
(Icarus University, book 1)
Elena Armas
"Elena Armas has entered her vampire era, and I'm obsessed! No one writes aching, all-consuming longing quite like Elena...and this may be her most intoxicating romance yet. Alma Vampires is deliciously dark, achingly romantic, and the kind of romance that sinks its teeth into you from page one - and never lets go."

In Stormy Weather (2026)
(Oak Valley, book 1)
Chelsea Curto
"Nothing short of a knockout! In Stormy Weather is immersive, emotional, and charged with a tension that simmers until it finally breaks. Quincy and Sebastian's connection feels as inevitable as it is hard-won. THIS is the kind of romance you feel in your bones long after the final page!"

Extracurricular (2026)
Rachel Lynn Solomon
"This is pure Rachel Lynn Solomon perfection! Extracurricular is transcendent, hopeful, and gorgeously sexy. Ramona and Nick's love story is achingly relatable, and watching them learn one another - and themselves - is a privilege. Completely unputdownable and an instant forever favorite!"
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