Debra Holland

Author, Publisher and Screenwriter

Fullerton, California

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About Debra

Debra Holland is the New York Times and USA Today Bestselling author of the award-winning Montana Sky Series (heartwarming, historical Western/prairie romance) and The Gods’ Dream Trilogy (fantasy romance.)

Debra is a three-time Romance Writers of America Golden Heart finalist and one-time winner. In 2013, Amazon selected Starry Montana Sky as one of the Top 50 Greatest Love Stories.

The adaption of her first book, Wild Montana Sky, won the RWA Scriptscene Share the Dream contest and has twice been a semi-finalist in the Kairos Prize for Spiritually Uplifting Screenplays.

When she’s not writing, Dr. Debra works as a psychotherapist and corporate crisis/grief counselor and is the author of The Essential Guide to Grief and Grieving, as well as Cultivating an Attitude of Gratitude, a Ten Minute Ebook. She’s also a contributing author to The Naked Truth About Self-Publishing.

Debra lives in Southern California with her cat, who keep her company while she writes. You’ll often see pictures of her animals on Debra’s social media pages. Join her newsletter list at

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Sower of Dreams Budget: $30M+ | Fantasy In a magical, medieval world, a warrior princess fleeing for her life joins forces with a reluctant stranger from Earth to battle an evil god’s army and win freedom for her people.
Montana Sky Budget: $0 - $100K | Historical ⋄ Western In Gilded Age Boston, a dispossessed society beauty travels West to a Montana ranch, where she braves grizzly bears and an influenza epidemic, and must choose between the man who has everything, and the man with nothing but his heart to offer.
Angel in Paradise Budget: $1M - $5M | Romance Putting her career at risk, an ambitious New York attorney substitutes for her sick father to close a succession case that could cause her ex-boyfriend--the one who broke her heart--to lose his family’s ranch. Despite their mutual hurt and hostility, romantic sparks fly, and a return to their hometown helps the two rediscover who and what is important.