Ashley Poston

Ashley Poston's novels combine romance with time, grief, fandom, books, and speculative possibilities. The Seven Year Slip turns an apartment into a meeting point between different moments, asking how love can grow when two people do not occupy the same present. The Dead Romantics brings mourning and an unexpected supernatural connection into a story about returning home and facing unfinished feelings.

A Novel Love Story lets fictional expectation collide with the unpredictability of real attachment. Bookish and the Beast draws on fandom and familiar tale patterns, while Heart of Iron moves those concerns into science-fiction adventure, loyalty, and found family. Sounds Like Love connects intimacy with music and memory. Across these works, Poston treats genre knowledge as a flexible resource rather than a cage; characters may recognize the expected pattern while their own needs force a different choice.