Author Hope Gibbs

Author Hope Gibbs, is an accomplished author and storyteller hailing from rural Scottsville, Kentucky. Growing up as the daughter of an English teacher, Hope's upbringing instilled in her a deep appreciation for the art of storytelling, which she artfully translates into her compelling works of women's fiction. A devoted reader and writer, Hope's writing often explores themes of multi-generational family sagas, relationships, and the intricate experiences of women. Currently residing in Tennessee with her husband, Hope is also a loving mother of five and an avid enthusiast of activities like tennis, pickleball, and even karaoke. She holds a B.A. from Western Kentucky University and is an active member of esteemed literary associations, including the Women's Fiction Writers Association and the Women's National Book Association.

Hope Gibbs' debut novel, 'Where the Grass Grows Blue,' has earned accolades and recognition, being named a finalist for Best New Fiction in the 2023 International Book Awards and receiving the 2023 Firebird Book Awards First Place distinction in multiple categories, including Best New Fiction, Best Romance, and Best Beach Read. Critics have praised the novel for its heartwarming narrative, strong female leads, and themes of love and redemption. Kirkus Reviews calls it as "a sweet tale of finding love and redemption," while New York Times bestselling author Julie Cantrell commends the book for its portrayal of second chances, friendships, and the healing power of forgiveness.