Jaye Robin Brown, or Jro to her friends, lives and writes in the mountains north of Asheville, North Carolina. She's in awe of magic and beauty, and is a stalwart champion for the underdog, both human and other. When she's not writing, you can find her in the art room of the high school where she teaches, or on her small farm hanging out with her dogs, cats, and horses.
Genres: Young Adult Romance
Novels
Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit (2016)
The Meaning of Birds (2019)
The Key to You and Me (2021)
Five Months or Forever (2022)
The Meaning of Birds (2019)
The Key to You and Me (2021)
Five Months or Forever (2022)
Books containing stories by Jaye Robin Brown
Our Stories, Our Voices (2018)
21 YA Authors Get Real About Injustice, Empowerment, and Growing Up Female in America
edited by
Amy Reed
Jaye Robin Brown recommends
Always the Almost (2023)
Edward Underhill
"This gem of a debut novel exquisitely renders the complexity of friendship, love, and family. It elevates the joy one finds when truly and fully accepting all of who you are, but mostly it's a heart-thumping, great read of a romance. I loved Miles and his journey. You will, too."
Home Field Advantage (2022)
Dahlia Adler
"J-A-C-K, I'm Team Jack all the way! Seriously though, Dahlia Adler's newest book, Home Field Advantage, is going to be an instant favorite. It's like your favorite pair of well-worn jeans, the biggest bowl of mac-n-cheese, or the snuggliest sweater on a warm night. It's the book you're going to read again and again when you desperately need a dose of big queer butterflies in the stomach. It's pure romantic gold with perfect girl loves girl attraction. Read it. Repeatedly."
Not My Problem (2021)
Ciara Smyth
"Everything I wanted and so much more. How refreshing to read about two girls who like girls who find each other in the perfect meet cute. You’ll want to read this one again and again."
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