Seraphina King

About the Author

Seraphina King is a Canadian author, artist, and youth mentor whose writing glows with emotional truth, lyrical beauty, and unwavering compassion. Autistic and proudly neurodivergent, Seraphina brings a rare sensitivity to her storytelling—one that honours quiet voices, grief unspoken, and the raw journey of healing. Her stories are not just written; they are lived.

Across her growing body of work—including the time-bending Destiny Theory series, the soul-stirring Seraphina’s Last Goodbye, and the beloved Lightkeeper Series beginning with Beyond Where Lanterns Rise—Seraphina weaves tales of brokenness and belonging, silence and song, faith and fierce hope. Her characters are often girls on the margins—fostered, lost, autistic, grieving, or deeply misunderstood—who find light in places no one thought to look.

A survivor of loss, a mentor to youth, and a voice for those navigating invisible battles, Seraphina writes from the heart of lived experience. Her work doesn’t just tell stories—it opens doors to empathy, faith, and the belief that even shattered lives can bloom again.

Her poetic debut, Light of Winter’s Heart, captivated readers with its spiritual depth and emotional resonance. Seraphina’s Last Goodbye, written during one of the darkest seasons of her life, is both a memorial and a message: that life is always worth living, and no goodbye is ever final in the eyes of grace. Her novels are clean, emotionally intense, and appropriate for both teens and adult readers seeking substance and soul.

When not writing, Seraphina mentors teens, teaches archery at a rural Alberta retreat centre, and surrounds herself with music, stuffed animals, and the steady presence of books and trees. Her creative world is rooted in faith, imagination, and the firm belief that even soft voices can change the world.

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