Official Bio
Johnnie Alexander is a bestselling, award-winning author of forty-plus works of fiction in multiple genres. She is both traditionally and indie-published; serves as board secretary for the Mosaic Collection LLC (an indie-author group) and faculty chair for the Mid-South Christian Writers Conference; and is a member of Word Weavers International and the International Christian Visual Media Association.
Whether writing romance, cozy mysteries, or suspense, Johnnie crafts inspiring tales where timeless love meets unshakable courage. Her stories are always rooted in hope, faith, and God’s everlasting grace. With each new story, she invites readers on a journey with characters who dare to dream—and to love.
Connect with her at JohnnieAlexander.com.
Country Roads…
The branches on my family tree are mostly generations of small-town and rural-living kinfolk. I grew up on a farm and returned to country life when, for a few fun and crazy years, my sister and I became keepers of an alpaca herd.
For most of my life, I’ve also been a writer, meanderer, and looker-upper of things I don’t know.
I get lost in great stories, and I smile at the future (Proverbs 31:25).
Making memories with those I love ~ that’s one of my favoritest things in the world! Whether it’s holiday celebrations, family traditions, or the “little things,” a trove of treasured memories is created one day, one event, one shared moment at a time.
The importance of those moments—and the legacies they create—are woven into all the stories I write.
Stories I hope and pray will linger in your heart long after you close the final page.
…Vagabond Wings
“On the Road Again!”
This Willie Nelson classic phrase is the text I send my kids whenever I hop in my car for a road trip.
It’s a tradition, and so is playing the Florida State University fight song whenever we drive past Gainesville.
With Apple Carplay showing my map app and playing a podcast, Slush in the passenger seat, car snacks within arm’s reach, and a full tank of gas, I’m ready to go!
And who knows? I may discover a story or two along the way.