Author
Helena Frost crafts slow-burn romance where the journey to the first kiss spans hundreds of pages—and readers wouldn't have it any other way. A former long-distance relationship survivor who spent three years falling in love through letters and phone calls, Helena understands the excruciating beauty of wanting someone you can't quite have yet.
Her protagonists circle each other through misunderstandings, bad timing, and their own fears. The tension builds through almost-moments: a hand that nearly touches, a confession interrupted, a kiss that doesn't happen but should have. Helena's romances are exercises in delicious patience, where every glance carries weight and readers develop personal vendettas against any character who interrupts a moment.
Known for her masterful tension-building, emotionally devastating "finally" moments, and the particular satisfaction of a slow burn that actually pays off, Helena creates romances for readers who want to work for their happy ending. She swears the slow burn in her own love story has nothing to do with her writing style, but her husband's knowing smile suggests otherwise.
