Breanne Randall

Breanne Randall doesn’t just write stories—she crafts worlds infused with wonder, heartache, and just the right touch of magic. A storyteller at heart, she draws readers into spellbinding tales where love and loss intertwine, and the ordinary is laced with the extraordinary. Her breakout novel, The Unfortunate Side Effects of Heartbreak and Magic, enchanted audiences with its blend of whimsy, romance, and emotional depth, earning her a place on the New York Times bestseller list.

Raised on a steady diet of folklore and literature, Breanne developed an early fascination with the power of stories to shape reality. That curiosity led her to earn degrees in English Literature, Psychology, and Religious Studies—fields that now thread through her novels, enriching them with intricate character dynamics and timeless themes of self-discovery. Before turning to fiction, she carved a career as a freelance writer, lending her voice to national publications like Good Housekeeping and Parents while refining the art of evocative storytelling.

Her new novel, Spells, Strings, and Forgotten Things (March 2025), explores the fragile balance between memory and magic, following a young witch forced to sacrifice pieces of herself to protect the ones she loves. With each book, Breanne builds narratives that linger, leaving readers with the sense that perhaps, just perhaps, a bit of enchantment exists beyond the page.

When she’s not conjuring up new stories, Breanne can be found wandering the rolling foothills of Northern California, where she lives with her husband, two daughters, and a menagerie of animals. Whether she’s chasing fairy portals on her property or hosting elaborate stuffed animal tea parties, she remains ever in pursuit of life’s everyday magic—just the kind she loves to write about.