About Sylvie.

Sylvie Calloway grew up on front-porch stories and sweet tea, raised in a family where women fixed problems quietly and never admitted they were hurt. She started writing romance to give those women a different ending.

Her Charleston Reckonings series lives in the space where a marriage breaks — not with a single catastrophic moment, but with a hundred small ones stacked up in silence. Her heroes aren’t bad men. They’re men who should have known better, and who spend the rest of the book proving they do.

Sylvie lives in the American South, drinks her coffee too strong, and firmly believes the grovel is the most romantic scene in any book.