Pippa Grant is a USA Today bestselling author known for her romantic comedies. Her books, often filled with quirky and lovable characters, have garnered a loyal readership.
Pippa Grant was born in the United States. She developed a love for storytelling at a young age, inspired by Beverly Cleary's Ramona Quimby series. "I first wanted to be a writer when I was 8 years old," she recalls. After taking a break from writing during high school and college, Pippa returned to her passion shortly after getting married. Writing became a form of self-therapy for her, particularly as a young military spouse.
Today, Grant has authored over 30 romantic comedies under her name and nine more as Jamie Farrell. Her books are known for making readers laugh until their drinks come out of their noses, a goal she humorously admits is worth the mess.
Her books are a vacation for the mind, filled with memorable characters and locations. Her stories often feature hockey hunks, rascally raccoons, glitter bombs, and grumpy billionaires. "My goal is to make you laugh until you get kicked out of bed by your sleeping partner," she explains.
Writing a book takes Pippa roughly three months on average. Her favorite genre to read is romantic comedies, as they bring her joy and laughter. She admires authors like Kayley Loring, Melanie Summers, Lucy Lennox, and May Archer.
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