Corrine Ardoin

Award-winning author, Corrine Ardoin, is a natural storyteller. With a sense of humor and dramatic flair, she draws readers into the worlds she creates. She loves to make people laugh and to inspire them. Whether poetry, personal essays, or full-length books, Corrine's unique and inspiring view of the world has entertained and brought smiles to her readers. Her first book, Birding the Nipomo Mesa, was a local birdwatcher's favorite on the Central Coast of California. That led to bigger projects, like researching and writing A Natural History of the Nipomo Mesa Region. She soon turned her sights to fiction and wrote her first novel, Fathers of Edenville, published in 2020 by Black Rose Writing. Thanks to them, Corrine continued the story in 2021 with Mothers of Pine Way, followed by A Place Called The Way in 2022. She currently lives in California with her husband.