Rachel Stone grew up in a lively Pennsylvania home with six siblings, learning early to find quiet patterns within chaos. Living with autism and ADHD, she developed a deep appreciation for structure, logic, and the systems people create to bring order to the world. This perspective shapes her storytelling, allowing her to craft intricate worlds and characters who navigate the overwhelming sensory and emotional noise of life.

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Her fiction explores the tension between internal order and external unpredictability, following outsiders and thinkers who see the world differently. For Rachel, these stories are as much about mastering the mind’s own labyrinth as they are about surviving the world beyond it.

 

A mother of two and advocate for accessibility in literature, she ensures all her novels are published using dyslexia-friendly fonts, creating a more inclusive experience for every reader. She lives on the East Coast with her family, usually outlining a new world—or searching for her keys.

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