Rosalie Johnston writes ghost stories stitched with warmth, longing, and a little bit of dread. Her work—including Haunted and Knock, Knock—explores what lingers in the dark and what it means to find light there anyway.
She loves characters who seek comfort in cursed places, haunted houses with hearts, and stories that ask whether the monsters are really all that monstrous after all.
When not writing, Rosalie is a devoted wife, mother, and friend. She can be found taking walks in the woods around her house, playing games, or spending time with her animals.