Ember East

Ember East is a passionate and prolific author hailing from Murfreesboro, Tennessee, with her roots deeply planted in Western Kentucky's vibrant landscapes. At the young age of 30, Ember, alongside her husband and three children, has already made remarkable strides in the literary world, having penned three books in an astonishing span of less than six months. Diagnosed with AuDHD, Ember is not only an advocate for her craft but also a beacon of inspiration, encouraging fellow neurodivergent individuals to relentlessly pursue their dreams, regardless of the obstacles. From as early as nine years old, Ember knew her destiny was intertwined with the world of storytelling, inspired by mesmerizing tales like "Inkheart" and "Eragon." Growing up, her imagination was fueled by iconic TV shows such as "Charmed," "Buffy," "Angel," and "Xena," which left an indelible mark on her. She once yearned to see her name on the spines of books, but she now embraces the mystique of a pen name, a twist of fate she finds ironically delightful. Ember's journey to authorship wasn't without its trials; over the years, she attempted to transcribe the vivid stories swirling in her mind onto the page. "The First Witch" series, a tale that was a five-year-long labor of love, finally found its way out of her imagination and onto paper when Ember determinedly sat down to write, completing an impressive manuscript of over 100,000 words in just 25 days. Today, Ember East stands as a testament to the power of perseverance and the magic of embracing one's unique path.