Mystic was born and raised on an island surrounded by temperate rainforests, lakes, mountains and an endless ocean off the horizon. Mystic started writing books when she was 12, and by 14 she'd written her first novel. It was about an elven space princess whose evil stepmother messed up her transdimensional portal trip to university and sent her to a war torn restricted universe. It was very cheesy, and the nine book series she wrote was lost forever on the family windows 95 computer that died a very final death one summer when she was sixteen. By sixteen, Mystic was living with her very sick single mother and her disabled little brother, and working nights to help pay the bills. There was time to read during her school breaks but there wasn't time for much else - and no money to replace the home computer. She wrote notebooks filled with the beginnings of stories, and then got another laptop in college. Around that time she also met the love of her life who read just as much as she did! They got married but only after a terrible accident had befallen her! One day when Mystic was walking to the mall, an iron fence from a construction site fell on her. She suffered from amnesia so bad that she had to relearn English. She had to remeet all her friends and family. She walked past her mother in the street and didn't recognize her. It's OK though! She got better!Mystic started reading webnovels after she could read again because she was tired of picking up books only to remember the ending half-way through! Translated light-novels were new at the time, so she could read without worry that her silly memory would come back and spoil the ending. Mystic enjoys reading light-novels, webnovels, litrpg, gamelit, and fantasy. She also loves Middle Grade and YA. Her favourite authors are Patricia C. Wrede, Tamora Pierce, CasualFarmer, Ryan Rimmel and Diana Wynne Jones.In Mystic's spare time, she writes and does edit swap date-nights with her author husband, JollyJupiter. Oh he of famed dwarven comedy. She also runs after her daughter Phoebe Vaara. Phoebe is named after Saturn's moon, and Vaara actually means Danger in Finnish and Stranger in Greek. Phoebe is a rock-star social diva toddler who hikes mountains and has more friends and enemies than her parents combined, so it fits. Mystic is probably writing right now. Read more about this authorRead less about this author