USA Today bestselling author Asa Maria Bradley grew up in Sweden surrounded by archaeology and history steeped in Norse mythology, which inspired her sexy paranormal romance and sizzling romantasy series.
Booklist attributes her writing with “nonstop action, satisfying romantic encounters, and intriguing world building” and Entertainment Weekly says “when it comes to paranormal romance with explosive action scenes, Bradley has that nailed.” Her work has received the honors of a double nomination for the Romance Writers of America’s RITA contest, a Reviewers’ Choice Award nomination, a Holt Medallion win, and a Booksellers’ Best Award win.
Asa came to the United States as a high school exchange student and quickly fell in love with ranch dressing and crime TV dramas of all flavors, two addictions she unfortunately still struggles with. Currently, she lives on a lake deep in the forest of the Pacific Northwest with a British husband and a rescue dog of an indeterminate breed. Sadly, neither obeys her commands.
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Selected Articles & Interviews
- A chat with the fabulous Fresh Fiction Book Club where we explore Norse mythology and all things romance novels.
- An interview with the lovely ladies of the SPA Girls Podcast about how collaboration projects can reignite a writer’s creative spark.
- A profile in The Inlander: “Pleasure Bites” where Asa chatted with Dan Nailen about what it is like to write and release books during a pandemic.
- A yummy discussion with Anna Alexander on the Dish About the Dish food channel, talking about A Wolf’s Hunger, how Asa’s husband proposed, and whether IKEA serves authentic Swedish food.
- A fun write-up in the Spokesman Review with great pictures from the Northwest Passages event Asa did with Katee Robert, Lucy Gilmore, and Rebecca Zanetti: Authors make the case for romance at Northwest Passages Book Club.
- A chat with Jenny Nordbak and Sarah Hawley of the Wicked Wallflowers Club podcast about Norse mythology, the state of our education system, and plays a wicked game of fuck, marry, burn down the patriarchy.
- A discussion with author Frank Zafiro of the Wrong Place, Write Crime podcast about mermaids, writing sisterhoods, and more.
- A profile in The Inlander: Romance Warrior.
- A feature on Bookpage about how Swedish history inspired her writing.