MARGARET "MAGGIE" HAWTHORNE

 Maggie Hawthorne writes with grace and emotional resonance, creating coming-of-age fiction and reflective middle-grade stories that explore growth, transformation, and quiet courage. Her characters are beautifully human—flawed, resilient, and deeply relatable. Maggie’s books are perfect for readers who seek emotionally honest stories, gentle romance, and realistic fiction with heart. With themes of friendship, personal discovery, and quiet strength, Maggie’s voice is as comforting as a rainy afternoon—and just as unforgettable. 

   Personality in Action  

Maggie Hawthorne doesn’t just write stories—she gently opens doors into the hearts of her readers. Her books are filled with coming-of-age moments, emotional growth, and the kind of quiet courage that lingers long after the final chapter. With every page, she explores themes of friendship, transformation, and grace, allowing kids to see themselves in characters who are vulnerable, brave, and beautifully real.

Her writing is thoughtful and reflective, perfect for readers drawn to realistic fiction with emotional depth, gentle middle-grade novels, or character-driven stories where small moments carry powerful meaning. Maggie’s stories remind us that strength isn’t always loud—and that sometimes, the most meaningful journeys begin in silence.

 Special Touches 

 Maggie’s life is filled with meaningful details. She keeps love letters and Polaroids from her youth tucked in a drawer and decorates her home with stained-glass lamps and seashells collected during long walks. Her writing nook, overlooking the ocean, is her sanctuary—a place where inspiration flows as freely as the tide. Quirks like quoting Angela Lansbury’s Jessica Fletcher and baking lavender cookies for her book club make Maggie a memorable presence. Her cat, Oliver Twist, often curls up nearby as she writes, serving as both companion and critic.  calm, sometimes stormy, but always worth charting. 

• “Mystery and romance are closer cousins than you think. Both make you chase answers you’re not ready to find.” 
• “The best stories are the ones we don’t have to admit are true.”

A.L. Bentley’s Perspective

Through the eyes of A.L. Bentley, curator of The Bentley Library, Maggie Hawthorne emerges as a storyteller with heart and soul.

“Maggie’s stories are like sitting by the fire with an old friend,” says A.L. Bentley. “Her words feel like home—warm, inviting, and unforgettable. She reminds us that it’s never too late to embrace adventure, solve mysteries, or find love again.”

For fans of heartfelt storytelling, charming mysteries, and coastal romance, Maggie Hawthorne’s books are an irresistible invitation to discover the beauty in every chapter of life.