Beth Harbison

1966

Beth Harbison started her writing career with three cookbooks for Random House, followed by a children’s history book about bread called *Loaves of Fun* for Chicago Review Press. That book was a Family Channel Seal of Quality Award recipient. After that, she shifted into fiction writing, and wrote 22 light, fun fantasy romance novels for Silhouette Books. Her romances were translated into more than 30 languages. In 1997, Beth moved to St. Martin’s Press to write longer commercial fiction. The first of those books became *Shoe Addicts Anonymous*, the New York Times bestseller and life has been busy ever since. In 2021, Harbison moved to William Morrow and produced *The Cookbook Book Club* and *Confessions of the Other Sister*. In 2023 Harbison added ghostwriting to her workload, doing mostly NDA-protected memoirs for everyone from reality TV stars from the *Real Housewives* franchises on Bravo TV to a former Disney child movie star, and several TikTok personalities. She is the co-host of the podcast *Nameless Best Friends* with her children, Paige and Jack. Source: [Beth Harbison](https://www.bethharbison.com/about)

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