Catrice A. Wells

About the Author

Catrice A. Wells is a captivating storyteller whose narratives blend the ethereal with the everyday, drawing readers into worlds where faith, fate, and human resilience intersect. Born and raised in the vibrant heart of the American South, Wells discovered her passion for writing during her formative years, inspired by the rich oral traditions of her community and the timeless wisdom of spiritual texts. With a background in journalism and ministry, she crafts stories that resonate deeply, exploring themes of redemption, divine intervention, and the quiet miracles hidden in ordinary lives. Her debut novel, When Heaven Went Public, marked her arrival as a fresh voice in inspirational fiction, earning praise for its poignant prose and uplifting message. Wells continues to write from her home in Atlanta, where she balances her creative pursuits with advocacy for literacy and community outreach, believing that stories have the power to heal and transform.