Kristy Cambron Books In Order

Publication Order of Hidden Masterpiece Books

Publication Order of Lost Castle Books

Publication Order of Verse Mapping Books

Publication Order of Standalone Novels

Kristy Cambron is a storyteller inspired by vintage fiction who writes her works from the space where faith, history, and art intersect.

As a teenager, she went to college where she got a Research Writing/Art History degree. She would then spend fifteen years in leadership development and education at a Fortune 100 corporation.

During this time, he partnered with companies such as Gallup, Kenexa/IBM, and the Disney Insitute before she decided to step away from it all to become a storyteller.

The author published “The Butterfly and the Violin,” her debut novel and the first of the “Hidden Masterpiece” series of novels in 2014 and has never looked back since. Kristy has now become an award-winning author of historical and inspirational fiction that has sold thousands of copies across the world.

In addition to her novels, she has also penned nonfiction works and is also a literary agent working with the Gardner Literary Agency. Her works have been featured in the likes of Publishers Weekly, Cosmopolitan, Bookbub, Book Club Girl, Faithwire, MICI Magazine, and Lifeway Women among many others.

Cambron credits her mother for fanning her love for creative storytelling. When they were kids, her mother used to take Kristy Cambron and her sister to the library every weekend during the summers.

She has said that she still has vivid memories of sitting on the floor surrounded by book aisles as she thumbed through thick volumes of art history books and Disney animation. This was the time she truly fell in love with storytelling and stories.
Nonetheless, while she has now become a bestselling author, Kristy Cambron never considered writing as a career. She always wanted to become an artist but soon realized that she was not gifted enough to draw, sculpt or paint professionally.
At that time, she believed that this was the end of her dream to become an Art professor and earn a living from art. Thankfully, she soon realized that she could paint from words and is now grateful that she still gets to live her dream, even if it is not in the exact way she dreamed about it.

Just like most authors, Kristy Cambron did not have an easy road to becoming a published author. When she decided to become a fiction author she knew nothing about the industry, the writing craft, or publishing.

She began attending conferences and her first writing conference was one organized through ACFW, where she pitched her work to six editors and agents. Within a month, she got an agent, even though she was not so sure what this meant.

What would follow was two years of crashing and burning in which she took all manner of rejections as she submitted and learned a lot about writing and publishing. Still, Kristy Cambron would not give up and ultimately published her debut novel “The Butterfly and the Violin” in 2014.

She is now a full-time author who makes her home in Indiana, where she lives with her husband and three kids. As a self-proclaimed history buff, she spends much of her time doing research on her future novels, going on back road jaunts with friends, and enjoying a good read with a peppermint mocha latte.

In “The Lost Call” by Kristy Cambron, the author explores the collision of the present and the past as she goes into a ruined French castle that has been lost for decades.

The setting is Chateau de Doux Reves, a thirteenth-century castle that has been forgotten for decades. It was left to decay in a storybook forest in the Loire Valley, one of the most picturesque places in France.

It had been sacked during the French Revolution but during the Gilded Age, it had been remodeled into a storybook chateau. But it had ultimately been abandoned in the mid-1930s following a disastrous fire.

In the present, Ellie Carver is setting beside her grandmother from whom she learns about the castle and of a secret chapel that hosted a secret fight in the French Resistance during World War II.

She loves stories about the French castle but her grandmother is fast losing the battle with Alzheimer’s and Ellie needs to act fast if she is to learn everything she desires about the history of her family.

Driven by the discovery of a family heirloom that was forgotten for years, Ellie embarks on a quest that sees her heading to the French wine country. She intends to explore the mystery of a castle named “The Sleeping Beauty” and its secrets before it is too late.

Kristy Cambron’s “Castle on the Rise” follows a band of rebels, a storied castle, and a nation on the quest for freedom over the centuries.

At the opening of the novel, The lead is a woman named Laine Forrester traveling to France to be at her best friend’s vineyard wedding. She was expecting to find a bride excited to start living what she believes is a fairy tale life.
But following several unexpected setbacks including a terrible diagnosis, the restoration of the castle being put on hold and the rise of intricate family dynamics threatened to destroy the fledgling marriage.

It seems the fairy tale life she had imagined her friend would have is crumbling down right in front of her eyes. She hopes they can get back on track and offers her support, offering to accompany the couple to her husband’s family home in Ireland.
It is a place where long-buried wounds, a mysterious inherited, and the dynamics of a fractured family play out. But while her heart goes out to her friend, it is in the wide open moors overlooking the Wicklow Mountains and a historic pub in Dublin that she finds hope and finally the courage to heal.

“The Painted Castle” by Kristy Cambron is a sweeping tale of secrets and art set in England.

Kiera Foley was supposed to take a week to survey an art find, get paid, and use that money to her life back in order. However, immediately she arrives in the countryside of East Suffolk she gets more questions than answers from the enigmatic art thief who is her employer and the mysterious old English manor.

While working at the castle, she stumbles upon a fascinating portrait that blows all her expectations out of the water. She believes it could be a companion piece to a known masterpiece that was made capturing the likeness of a young Queen Victoria.

Set in three time periods and featuring three women it is an atmospheric and evocative novel that tells of painful loss, healing, and learning to love and live despite all the setbacks and challenges.

One Response to “Kristy Cambron”

1. Dee McClure: 5 months ago

   I so enjoyed your beautiful stories of WWII. Thank you for sharing them.

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