Vera Wagenvoort

About the Author

Vera Wagenvoort is a pen name for the author's novels. The name Wagenvoort comes from her maternal family line and can be traced back to the 16th century.

As a graduate in Business Administration, certified EBT® Business Trainer and Coach, NLP Mental Coach, and experienced career consultant, she has spent many years supporting people through professional and personal transitions. Throughout countless coaching sessions, she has gained deep insight into what truly moves people: the longing for love and connection, the fear of loss, the desire for recognition, the search for purpose, and the courage to begin again after life's setbacks.

This is where her novels begin.

Vera Wagenvoort writes about people who could easily be our neighbors, friends, or even ourselves—people with hopes, doubts, misunderstandings, dreams, and the determination to find their own path. Her characters are far from perfect. They make mistakes, lose their way, get back up again, and grow through life's challenges. It is precisely this authenticity that resonates with readers.

Her extensive experience in coaching, communication, and personal development naturally finds its way into her stories. Not as self-help advice or moral lessons, but woven into compelling characters, authentic dialogue, and emotionally engaging plots. Between the lines, readers discover thought-provoking insights, fresh perspectives, and gentle encouragement to reflect on their own lives.

Her novels combine love, relationships, and personal growth with psychological depth and emotional sensitivity. They explore themes of self-worth, trust, forgiveness, new beginnings, and the strength it takes to become the person we are meant to be. Rather than offering perfect answers, they celebrate real people and the belief that lasting change begins with one honest look within.

Vera Wagenvoort believes that stories can do far more than entertain. They can comfort, inspire hope, awaken courage, and sometimes spark the very thought that changes a person's life.

Her novels are more than stories—they are quiet coaching between the lines, written for readers who want not only to read, but also to feel, understand, and grow.