Heather Graham

Heather Graham is an extraordinarily prolific American novelist, with well over a hundred books published across historical romance, contemporary romantic suspense, and paranormal romance since her debut in the early 1980s. She is best known today for the Krewe of Hunters series, a long-running paranormal-suspense sequence following a task force of FBI agents with supernatural sensitivities who investigate cases involving ghosts and the unexplained -- a hybrid of procedural thriller and ghost story that has run to dozens of entries. Earlier in her career she wrote extensively in historical romance, including Viking- and Civil War-set series, before shifting the bulk of her output toward contemporary suspense in the 1990s and 2000s. Graham has won the Romance Writers of America's RITA Award and its Lifetime Achievement Award, and she founded the Slush Pile Players, a charity performance troupe of romance authors that raises money for literacy causes -- reflecting a long-standing involvement in industry philanthropy alongside her writing career. In this catalogue, Graham appears as one of thirteen authors who each wrote a chapter of I'd Kill For That (2004), a collaborative relay novel produced to raise money for breast-cancer research.