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Official website of bestselling author Jan Moran. A 9-times USA Today and 5-times WSJ bestselling author of women's fiction, beach reads, clean romance, family sagas, small town romance.
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#025FAC
Endeavour
2, 95, 172
207, 98, 34
99, 45, 0, 33
#4AEADC
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74, 234, 220
175, 79, 60
68, 0, 6, 8
#002752
Prussian Blue
0, 39, 82
211, 100, 16
100, 52, 0, 68
Jan Moran is a bestselling author of women’s fiction, beach reads, clean romance, family sagas, and historical novels. Recognized as a nine-time USA Today bestseller and a five-time Wall Street Journal Top Ten fiction author, she has written more than 35 books. Her stories often center on small-town life, relationships, family, and second chances, bringing readers into warm, character-rich settings inspired by her travels and research.
Moran’s books include the Summer Beach titles, such as the Seabreeze Inn and Coral Cottage series, as well as the Crown Island and Sunshine & Second Chances series. She also writes standalone family sagas set in the 20th century and nonfiction. Her novels weave in subjects she enjoys exploring, including food, wine, chocolate, fashion, and history, alongside heartfelt storytelling. Several of her books have been optioned for television or film.
Readers can find her work in print and audiobook formats, with some titles available in more than five languages.
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The Jan Moran color palette uses the hex codes #025FAC, #4AEADC and #002752.
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