Brooke Clonts crafts sweet, enchanting fantasy worlds filled with relatable characters who rise to extraordinary challenges. A self-taught engineer turned author and entrepreneur, Brooke brings her love for storytelling to life by weaving tales of resilience, magic, and neurodiversity. Her books are heartfelt, empowering, and perfect for readers seeking adventure, humor, and characters who feel like lifelong friends.

When she’s not conjuring epic stories, Brooke is busy living her own adventures—whether it’s wake surfing, collecting a borderline-obsessive amount of Halloween decor, or giving her husband a heart attack with her cliffside escapades. Awkward, nerdy, and unapologetically authentic, she channels her vibrant personality into every page, making her stories as quirky and captivating as she is.

Fans of Victoria Aveyard, Leigh Bardugo, and Brandon Sanderson will find a new favorite in Brooke Clonts.

EMPIRE OF GLASS AND STONE SYNOPSIS

Eighteen-year-old Yakua Roca worries more about her marriage prospects than the emperor who flattens kingdoms on his march toward the border. But when stone giants attack her village, Yakua's ambitious plan to marry a priest turns against her and she finds herself a peace offering to a man with a reputation for cruelty.

For fans of "The Hunger Games" and "The Red Queen."

THE CURSE OF THE MEKORI SYNOPSIS

Bryanna Delacey struggles with her grades. When she’s invited to participate in a special education program in England, she seizes the opportunity, but after she arrives, the body of a student with sacrificial markings turns up dead in a canal. Panic ripples through the student body. When the next victim turns out to be someone she knows, Bryanna decides to protect her friends at all costs, especially Hadrian, the cute boy with the gorgeous eyes. As she faces off against dark forces, she uncovers secrets from her past, discovers the truth about a 400-year-old rumor and learns the consequences of unmasking evil.

For fans of "Hocus Pocus," "The Raven Boys," "Howl's Moving Castle," and "Elementals Academy."

BROOKE'S FAVORITE TOPICS

All things books (especially my own)
Anxiety and ADHD
Software Engineering, including being a woman in the industry
Women supporting women/friendships
Toxic relationships
Badly written romances

QUESTIONS TO ASK

What ADHD characteristics have you used for your neurodiverse characters?
How did you discover your passion for writing?
What are a few of your favorite books?
What's the worst book you've ever read?
How have you written your experiences as a professional engineer into your work?
What inspired you to write the relationships your main characters have with other female characters?
What's your approach to writing villains?
What, to you, makes a romance authentic and impactful? And how can this relate to real-life relationships?