Kat Richardson
Biography
Kat Richardson is an acclaimed author known for her popular urban fantasy series, Greywalker. Born and raised in Washington State, Richardson's love for the Pacific Northwest heavily influences her atmospheric and mysterious storytelling. With a background in graphic design, she brings a keen eye for detail and world-building to her writing. Richardson's Greywalker series follows the adventures of Harper Blaine, a private investigator who gains the ability to see and interact with the supernatural world after a near-death experience. The series has garnered a loyal following of readers who appreciate Richardson's skillful blend of supernatural elements with gritty detective work. Alongside her Greywalker series, Richardson has also published other works in the urban fantasy genre, showcasing her versatility and creativity as a writer. Dedicated to her craft, Richardson continues to captivate readers with her imaginative storytelling and unforgettable characters.
Classic Series
The series that started it all
- Greywalker
- Poltergeist
- Underground
- Vicious Grace
Recent Series
Latest works by the author
- Labyrinth
- Seawitch
- The Lost
Reading Order
Complete reading order for Kat Richardson's books
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Greywalker series about?
The Greywalker series follows the adventures of Harper Blaine, a private investigator who gains the ability to see and move between the paranormal realm and the real world.
How many books are in the Greywalker series?
There are a total of nine books in the Greywalker series.
What genre does Kat Richardson typically write in?
Kat Richardson primarily writes in the urban fantasy genre, blending elements of mystery, paranormal, and supernatural beings.
Are there any standalone novels by Kat Richardson?
Yes, Kat Richardson has also written standalone novels outside of the Greywalker series, such as 'Possession' and 'Seawitch'.
Is it necessary to read the Greywalker series in order?
While each book in the Greywalker series can stand alone to some extent, reading them in order is recommended to fully understand the character development and overarching storylines.