Karen Harper (April 6, 1945 – April 13, 2020) was a prolific American author best known for her extensive work in historical and contemporary fiction. Harper’s writing style is characterized by engaging plots, detailed settings, and compelling characters, often focusing on romance and suspense within various historical periods. She achieved considerable success as a bestselling author, earning recognition through publications like the New York Times and USA Today. Harper's large body of work spans numerous series and standalone novels, encompassing genres such as Tudor England, Amish communities, and Alaskan wilderness.
Harper’s career encompassed over 70 books, primarily within the historical fiction genre, with a notable expansion into contemporary settings through series like the Morgan Sisters and the Cold Creek mysteries. Her novels frequently incorporate elements of romance, intrigue, and drama, appealing to a wide readership. Harper's dedication to crafting intricate stories and developing memorable characters solidified her position as a significant figure in the romance and historical fiction markets.



























