Who is Emma?
Emma Noyes writes books about love, magic, and mental health for both the young adult and adult genre. Her works have been published in over a dozen languages and include Guy’s Girl, How to Hide in Plain Sight, The Sunken City series, and The Soul of Shadow series. She was named a 2025 Forbes 30 Under 30. She now lives in Chicago with her Swedish husband and their accident-prone Pomeranian.
Soul of Shadow Series
Since the death of her twin sister two years earlier, Charlie Hudson has just drifted through life, going through the motions at school and parties and even at home. The spark that once burned so brightly within her has all but flickered out. Until her classmate goes missing in the forest, leaving nothing behind but a pair of shoes and strange symbols carved into a tree.
"CRACKLES WITH CHEMISTRY." - Booklist
"BURSTING WITH MAGIC AND DANGER." - Publishers Weekly
"ABSOLUTELY SIZZLING ROMANCE." - Betty Cayoutte
Prince of the Sun
Seven years ago, Quinn Kallister watched her father be murdered and her brother kidnapped by a pair of elves. Since then, she fought to gain admission to Harvard for one reason: to find the answers no one will give her. To do that, she must spy on Daerios Ariar, the most powerful and terrifying of the Sun Princes. Quinn is set on gaining the prince's trust and learning the elves' secrets—until an unwanted attraction begins to form between them that neither can deny.
"Everything I could have asked for from a romantasy and more. The banter, the spice, the world-building - this is what dreams are made of!”
—Falon Ballard, USA Today Bestselling author of Something Wicked
On the day she arrives in Canada for her older brother’s wedding, Eliot Beck hasn’t seen her family in three years. She adores her big, wacky, dysfunctional collection of siblings and in-laws, but there’s a reason she fled to Manhattan—and she’s not ready to share it with anyone.
“I simply could not put this book down… Emma nailed the realities of OCD, a very misunderstood condition that so rarely gets accurate media representation. I laughed, I cried, and I healed through these pages.”
—Alegra Kastens, founder of the Center for OCD, Anxiety and Eating Disorders
