A Vigil in the Mourning by Hailey Turner

Nonetheless, while her mum was a huge source of encouragement and she fell in love with reading and writing as a seven-year-old, she never knew she could become a professional author. The book that changed Hailey Turner’s life was Malanie Rawn’s “Exiles: The Ruins of Ambrai,” which was his introduction to strong heroines found in complex fantasy stories. Hailey Turner published her debut novel “In the Wreckage,” the first of the “Metahuman Files” series of novels in 2017.

Over the years, she learned about focus, attention to detail, and many other things that have helped not only in her writing but in her day job. At seven years old, she started writing though she asserts that her writing was terrible even though she found it a lot of fun. Right from when she was a child, Turner was very interested in certain types of books and was frustrated when she could not find them. Another author that has been a huge influence is the Space military science fiction author David Weber. She spent much of her childhood reading her novels and they have been very influential in her later writing career. According to the author, her biggest influence is the urban fantasy author Tamora Pierce, who also wrote science fiction and medieval young adult fantasy. Hailey has aid that she enjoys stories with gritty relationships, lots of action, and a happily ever after. She has been a voracious reader ever since she was a child and loves creating new stories as much as she enjoys reading.

While she is now a very popular author, she still works a day job though she has asserted that writing always comes first. Hailey Turner is an American paranormal, science fiction romance and gay romance fiction author.

A Vigil in the Mourning by Hailey Turner