Jeanette Huffman

Jeanette Huffman is an author, historian, and lifelong storyteller with a passion for genealogy, personal narratives, historical preservation, and the mysteries that connect past and present. Drawing on nearly three decades of service with the Department of Defense, her work reflects a deep appreciation for history, lived experience, and the complexities of the human spirit.

Her published works span genealogy, memoir, historical fiction, paranormal fiction, and dark fantasy. Her family histories, The Story of Us and The Starbuck, Waldschmidt, & Huffman Family of Bangor, Michigan, preserve the stories and legacies of generations past. Her memoir, Finding Bonnie, explores the deeply personal experiences that shape a life.

Huffman's fiction ventures into darker territory, blending emotional depth, mystery, the supernatural, and the enduring consequences of love, loss, and revenge. Her works include Abigail, a chilling tale of grief and revenge featured in Linda Sparks's anthology Monster's Ball, and The Soul Keepers, a historical fantasy exploring legacy, destiny, and the unseen ties that bind generations. Her other fiction includes The Ashborn, Who We Were, and her newest novel, RACHƎL.

Whether preserving family history or creating worlds where the past refuses to stay buried, Huffman writes stories that explore identity, resilience, secrets, and the forces that shape who we become. Her work is grounded in authenticity, emotional storytelling, and a deep respect for the stories that deserve to be remembered.