Avaline Rose Quinn

Avaline Rose Quinn was born in Salem, a place where history, myth, and shadow entwine. From the beginning, she was drawn to what others feared: the stillness of graveyards, the silence of abandoned houses, the whispered stories that slipped through cracks in the night. While others turned away from the dark, Avaline found a strange comfort there — and she has been writing from that place ever since. Her novels blend gothic suspense and horror, where poison drips as sweet as honey and secrets fester beneath moonlight. In Queen of Poison and the upcoming Whispers in Oakwood Hollow, Avaline invites readers into worlds where every rose hides a thorn and every shadow conceals a story waiting to strike. For Avaline, writing isn’t just storytelling — it’s conjuring. Each book is a doorway, each sentence a spell meant to bind the reader in her haunting atmosphere. Those who wander into her work often find they can’t escape until the last word, and even then, the stories linger like echoes of a nightmare that feel too real to ignore. When she isn’t at her desk, Avaline can be found wandering bookshops, sketching notes by candlelight, or collecting fragments of the macabre — objects with a story, a presence, a memory. She writes not to escape the darkness, but to dwell in it… and to share its beauty with those brave enough to follow her there.