Romina Garber

Romina Garber is a New York Times bestselling author born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and raised in Miami, Florida. A Harvard College graduate, she began her writing career as a teenager with a nationally syndicated Miami Herald column before turning to young adult fiction, first under the name Romina Russell with the ZODIAC science-fantasy quartet. Writing as Romina Garber, she is known for the Wolves of No World duology, Lobizona and Cazadora, which draws on Argentine folklore to tell the story of a werewolf-witch hiding in the Florida everglades. She has continued the world in Castle of the Cursed and The Last Vampire. Garber's fiction blends Latin American myth and shapeshifter fantasy with contemporary immigrant and outsider themes.