Jacquelyn Middleton
Jacquelyn Middleton is an award-winning author of contemporary fiction and romance novels. She previously worked in television broadcasting and as a freelance journalist, with articles published in various national publications. Middleton is known for her character-driven stories that often explore themes of mental health, anxiety, and relationships, drawing from her own experiences. Her books are described as optimistic love stories for hopeful romantics, with 'happily ever afters' being a significant element. She is also recognized for her 'own voices' representation of mental health challenges in her writing. Middleton lives in Toronto with her husband and dog.
Awards
["2019 Best Canadian Author at the Toronto Romance Writer's Northern Hearts Awards", 'Romance category at the 2019 Book of the Year Awards held by the Independent Author Network', "2019 RWA's Toronto Romance Writers 'Northern Hearts' Awards", '2018 gold medal winner for romance at the Independent Publisher Book Awards', '2022 Outstanding Holiday Fiction award from the Independent Author Network', '2022 winner for Best Romance at the Indie Reader Discovery Awards', "Honorable mention in the mainstream/literary fiction category of the 25th Annual Writer's Digest Self-Published Book Awards for 'London Belongs to Me'", "2013 Professional Writers Association of Canada (PWAC) award for Short Article for 'Unlock the Secrets of Your Family Tree'", "Honorable mention in the PWAC Short Article category for '10 Secrets to a Successful Hospital Stay'"]
Notable Works
['London Belongs to Me', 'London, Can You Wait?', 'Say Hello, Kiss Goodbye', 'The Certainty of Chance', 'Until the Last Star Fades', 'A Smile in a Whisper', 'Love Wants Us to Win']
