Kathryn Lane

Fans of strong female protagonists and suspenseful stories are likely to enjoy Kathryn Lane’s work. Kathryn sets her novels in both the U.S. and exotic foreign places. She is known for weaving twists and turns in her novels that heighten the suspense around her characters.

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As an author, Kathryn draws deeply from her experiences growing up in a small town in Mexico as well as her work and travel with a multinational corporation where she attained her dream job of traveling in over ninety countries around the globe. In her youth, she lived in a story-centric culture where reality blended with the surreal in perfect harmony – a dichotomy that developed her ability to form mental images of characters and stories that spring to life.

The Nikki Garcia Mystery Series includes: (All are available on Amazon)

Waking Up in Medellin – Named Best Fiction Book of the Year 2017 by Killer Nashville International Mystery Writers’ Conference. Also available in Spanish “Despertando en Medellín”.

Danger in the Coyote Zone – First place winner in the Action/Adventure category in Latino Books into Movies 2018. It was also a finalist in the Thriller category at Killer Nashville 2018.

Revenge in Barcelona – Silver Winner, Mystery/Thriller, Reader Views, 2019-2020. Finalist in the 2020 Eric Hoffer Book Awards.

Missing in Miami – Winner, 2022 International Latino Book Awards, Best eBook Fiction.

Stolen Diary - is Kathryn’s the latest release. A stand alone novel, explores the challenges a gifted child, who is also on the autism spectrum, must face growing up with a disengaged mother who cannot relate to her, and a doting grandfather who encourages her genius.

What readers are saying: Missing in Miami is a gripping read that has the ring of authenticity to it. Kathryn Lane knows what she's writing about. I loved the Cuban scenes. If Nikki Garcia ever decides to leave the detective profession, she has a future in the spy business. I'd hire her in a heartbeat.
James M. Olson, former CIA Chief of Counterintelligence and the author of To Catch a Spy: The Art of Counterintelligence.