K.C. Hawke

K.C. Hawke writes from a world drenched in darkness, illuminated by rain, and charged with quiet electricity. The Pacific Northwest isn’t just where she lives—it’s the landscape that breathes through every page she writes. Her late-night 10+ mile runs along rivers and lamplit bridges spark the vivid imagery, emotional intensity, and mythic undertones that define her storytelling.

Her novels are born from these runs: moments of stillness inside motion, flashes of color cutting through shadow, whispered conversations with characters who refuse to stay silent. This is where The Light of the Blue Pearl and The Black Ruby first took shape—stories steeped in loss, mystery, magic, and the fight to reclaim one’s inner power.

Imagination Shaped by Adventure, Darkness & Wonder

Raised on a fierce mix of action-adventure, sci-fi, and heart-pounding drama—Star Trek, The Goonies, Stephen King, Terry Goodkind, and even Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn—Hawke absorbed one core belief early:

"Limits are for mere mortals."

She’s never considered herself part of that family.

That defiance burns through her characters: wounded heroes, reluctant warriors, keepers of secrets, seekers of truth. They are flawed, haunted, and deeply human—yet capable of extraordinary transformation. Her worlds are vast, atmospheric, and emotionally charged, where the mundane meets the mystical and the broken become powerful.

Novels by K.C. Hawke

• The Light of the Blue Pearl — A haunting, emotional journey of loss, destiny, and awakening.
• The Black Ruby — A darker dive into power, purpose, and the consequences of hidden truths.
• Escaping the Muse — A magical, metafictional short read exploring creativity, resistance, and rebirth.

Hawke’s fiction blends heart, myth, shadow, and light—crafted for readers who love adventure, emotional depth, and stories that linger long after the final page.