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About the Author

C. N. Noble is an epic fantasy and romantasy author who writes stories for the broken ones still learning how to survive the story. Her books blend dangerous magic, morally gray heroes, slow-burn romance, and emotionally scarred characters who must fight not only the darkness around them—but the battles within themselves.


Long before becoming an author, Noble began writing as a refuge. At fourteen years old, she first drafted The Orphaned King while searching for somewhere safe to go during a deeply difficult season of life. That experience shaped the heart of her storytelling and her belief that even broken people can become heroes. Today, her stories explore themes of resilience, grief, abuse, depression, sacrifice, hope, and the quiet courage it takes to keep moving forward.

Her works include The Chronicles of Mythandria, Falling for Evil, and multiple standalone fantasy and romantasy novellas including Frost & Starlight, Guardian of the Frostheart, A Dance of Shadows & Thorns, The Crimson Corsair, Echoes of the Hollow, and Shadowed Sanctuary. Though her stories often venture into dark and emotionally complex territory, they remain closed-door/no-spice and are ultimately rooted in hope, healing, devotion, and hard-won happily-ever-afters.


In addition to writing, Noble is the creator of reader journals designed for book lovers who want to deepen their reading experience through creativity and reflection. She is also the founder of Raccoon Literary, where she supports fellow no-spice and non-explicit authors through reader events, promotions, and community-building opportunities.


A lifelong lover of storytelling, mythology, art, music, and nature, Noble lives atop a mountain surrounded by pine and fir trees, wildlife, and the quiet beauty that often inspires her worlds. She has been married to her husband for over two decades and is a mother and grandmother who believes humor, kindness, faith, and imagination can carry people through even the hardest chapters of life.


When she isn’t writing about wounded heroes and dangerous magic, she can usually be found designing journals, tending flowers, playing games with family, or dreaming up her next adventure.