ABOUT

Gina Morosey lives with her family in both Indiana and Switzerland, where the green grass and blooming flowers give her the serenity to write amidst the wild and thrilling journey of motherhood. She studied Musical Theatre and Microbiology at Ball State University only to learn that writing all hours of the night causes extreme insomnia.

After making it as a finalist on Switzerland’s Got Talent, she put the dream of theatre in a drawer to focus on being an author – something she has wanted to do since freaking out her elementary school teachers with handwritten horror books.

Her debut novel, A Place Called The Tree, became a #1 Amazon Bestseller, and her latest release, Letters in Mississippi, continues the story as its highly anticipated sequel.

When she’s not writing, Gina organizes music festivals and books artists around the world. The color green finds her everywhere, whether it’s the green grass of Switzerland, the fields of Indiana, dressing up as Elphaba from Wicked, her love for Peter Pan, or her kids pointing to ogre Fiona from Shrek and shouting, “Mommy!”

So, of course, she had to write about trees.

Gina is currently writing Gray Iris, a gripping New Adult novel about Darcie Day, a young woman hiding from a dark past, and Gray Iris, a rising Nashville metalcore band on the edge of fame.

Discover the secrets, danger, and music that spark a reckoning.

Gray Iris, coming soon.