Hazel Winterbrook is a storyteller shaped by the hush of mountain mornings, the echo of old myths, and the grit of forgotten histories. She writes lyrical Appalachian fiction steeped in mystery, memory, and the folklore passed quietly between generations. Her work explores the thin places where past and present meet—and the secrets that linger in the dark. She lives in the foothills of the mountains, where the fog still moves like something alive.
When she’s not writing, she can usually be found wandering mountain trails, collecting old folklore, or tending to a garden that grows more wild than planned. The Last Moonshiner’s Daughter is her debut novel.

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