Carly Phillips

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Karen Drogin, known as Carly Phillips, is a celebrated American romance novelist with a unique journey from the courtroom to the bookshelf. Born on July 7, 1965, Phillips initially embarked on a career in law before following her passion for storytelling, a decision that has led to the creation of over 23 romance novels. Her engaging narratives and captivating characters have garnered a dedicated readership and earned her prestigious accolades such as the Waldenbooks Bestselling Author Award and the Virginia Romance Writers of America's Holt Medallion, among others.

Phillips' bibliography showcases her versatility and creativity. It features a wide range of series, including the "Simply" series, the "Hot Zone" series, and the "Dare to Love" series, as well as stand-alone novels beloved by romance fans. Beyond her literary achievements, Phillips inadvertently became the face of the "Sheltering Suburban Mom" internet meme in 2011, a humorous archetype of suburban mothers, though somewhat out-of-touch. Despite her initial distress over the meme, Phillips has embraced the joke, distinguishing herself from the stereotype it represents.

Spanning decades with an ever-evolving narrative voice, Carly Phillips is a significant figure in contemporary romance literature.

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