STORI FALLON

Growing up in the heart of the South, Stori Fallon developed a deep appreciation for the region’s culture and traditions. Her adventurous spirit took her abroad for three years into the depths of Mexico’s mountains, an experience that broadened her horizons and added unique dimensions to her narratives. Upon returning home, she pursued her studies at the University of North Alabama, earning a BA in Spanish Language and Culture. This blend of Southern roots and global experiences enriches her storytelling.

Back in the South, Fallon has embraced a lifestyle that intertwines her love for nature and family. Her small farm is a sanctuary  away from the everyday demands of life.  Fallon’s novels are a tapestry of her Southern heritage and the worldly experiences she gathered abroad. Having a passion for other languages and being bilingual has also led to the decision for her series, “Watchers of the Beloveds,” to be translated into Spanish, expanding its reach even further.

One of her favorite quotes is, “It is never too late to be what you might have been.” – George Eliot