Kate Seger writes about inherited darkness—the kind that threads through bloodlines like a curse, a gift, a warning whispered too late.

Her Veilkeepers series is a gothic paranormal romance set in early-twentieth-century America, following women who live at the threshold between the living and the dead whether they asked to or not. Depression-era New York. Séance parlors and switchboard ghosts. Reapers in long coats. Love stories that linger like hauntings.

She also writes as Lola Dresden, her darker, sharper half—spinning mafia-haunted romantic suspense where devotion is dangerous, loyalty is a blade, and the Vassallo Wolves rule the shadows.

If Kate writes about the curses you inherit, Lola writes about the ones you choose.

A freelance editor by trade, she’s spent years learning how stories break—and how to stitch them back together with steadier hands and sharper teeth. She lives in New York with her husband and a rescue dog named Gracie, who remains suspicious of every bump in the night.

Her fiction is for readers who like their romance haunted, their heroines reluctant, and their happy endings fought for.