Chelsea Mueller, Author

Chelsea Mueller writes gritty contemporary novels packed with lots of action and a steady undercurrent of sexual tension.

Her urban fantasy novel Borrowed Souls is out now. (Read what people are saying about it .)

She spends too much time at the gym practicing MMA skills, but makes up for it by counseling other authors on writing dynamic and realistic fight scenes. Get those tips in her Write Like a Fighter series.

Chelsea spends her free time overseeing the fantastic Vampire Book Club, dishing on the latest book and TV goodness for Heroes & Heartbreakers, raising funds for Barrow Neurological Foundation as chair of the Geeky Giving campaign, and hanging out with her awesome, cyclist husband and two giant dogs. She loves bad cover songs, dramatic movies and TV vampires.

She lives in Texas and has been known to say y’all.

Events

Sept. 15-17, 2017
NOLA StoryCon
New Orleans, La.

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