Juliet Blackwell

Juliet Blackwell is an American author known for her paranormal cozy mystery novels featuring librarian and witch apprentice Aurora Teagarden. Born on September 20, 1955, in New York City, Blackwell's passion for libraries and mysteries inspired her to create Aurora Teagarden, a librarian and mystery enthusiast who solves crimes in her quaint hometown. Blackwell's Aurora Teagarden series, which debuted in 1990 with "Real Murders," has become a beloved cozy mystery franchise with over 30 books. The series has been adapted into numerous Hallmark Channel television films, further expanding its popularity. Blackwell's books have garnered critical acclaim for their well-developed characters, clever mysteries, and blending of cozy and paranormal elements. Her work has been featured in anthologies, translated into multiple languages, and nominated for various awards, including the Agatha Award and the Anthony Award.