About

Noelle Myers is a storyteller, history nerd, unapologetic foodie, artist, and nonprofit advocate living in North Dakota. She is the author of thirteen published novels and several works currently in progress, writing stories that range from faith-based historical fiction and romantic suspense to fantasy, science fiction, and mystery. While history will always have her heart, she firmly believes every genre has the power to reveal something true about hope, courage, and the human spirit.

Her historical fiction includes three interconnected series. The Carter Saga follows one family in the years after the Civil War as they journey west in search of healing, second chances, and a place to call home. The Home Fires Trilogy explores friendship, sacrifice, and love on the American home front during World War II, while Brothers in Arms follows four brothers whose wartime journeys span submarines, battlefields, espionage, and impossible choices. She has also published a standalone Alternate Reality Science Fiction about a real life local North Dakota hero (Frozen Empire) and is publishing a fantasy trilogy inspired by dragons – The Amarynthian Heart Trilogy.

She is currently working on a medieval historical romance series, a series of lighthouse mysteries, and a contemporary mystery series centered on survivors finding justice and healing.

Beyond fiction, Noelle has published five short stories and three cookbooks, with more culinary projects on the way. Whether she’s creating ramen recipes, crafting specialty coffees and mocktails, or experimenting with new desserts, she believes food has a remarkable way of bringing people together—and every recipe has a story waiting to be shared.

When she isn’t writing, Noelle serves as the founder of Project Dignity, a nonprofit dedicated to providing comfort and dignity to survivors of violence during forensic medical exams. Through thoughtfully assembled care bags and community partnerships, the organization helps remind survivors that they are seen, valued, and never alone.

When she’s not wrangling fictional characters into behaving, you’ll likely find her behind a camera creating fine art photography, painting with watercolors, elbows-deep in flour, wandering through a museum or historical site, or curled up with a stack of books and an oversized mug of tea.

Whether she’s writing about pioneers crossing the frontier, dragons defending kingdoms, pilots facing impossible odds, or ordinary people discovering extraordinary courage, Noelle’s stories are united by one belief: even in the darkest chapters, hope is always worth fighting for.