About Ines Gray
Ines Gray is an American fantasy & paranormal romance author with an obsession for fallen angels, shifters, vampires, and dark prophecies. Hailing from the Midwest, she weaves tales where immortals who walk a fine line between redemption and ruin collide with the modern world.
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Her debut novel, Angel Redeemed, Book 1 of the Watchers and Warriors series, was released in June 2025, but its journey began long before. She began the story in 2008, only to lose 180 pages to a damaged thumb drive. Years later, in 2022, after finding a data retrieval company, her passion reignited, and she dove back into writing the Watchers and Warriors world.
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By 2023, Ines signed with a UK-based independent publishing agency. Six books are planned for the Watchers and Warriors series, as well as several installments of the Nightshade Shifters spin-off series and Wicked Immortals series. Her mission? To write as many stories as possible about fallen angels, demons, and other supernatural beings lurking in the shadows of our world.
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When she's not conjuring forbidden love, Ines indulges in action and horror movies, travel, and (of course) devouring fantasy romance.
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Frequently Asked Questions
1. What are you publishing next? Angel Bite is coming in late 2025 or early 2026. I'm waiting for an official release date from my publisher.
2. When will more books be published? About two months after Angel Bite's release, Angel's Salvation will release. 2026 will actually see four books released, because I wrote three books between 2024 and 2025. I'm working on the fourth book in the WAW series now. I have to wait until the second book in the series releases before I can publish the others.
3. Are your books available in audiobook format? Not yet, but they will be. The free prequel is the only one available on audio right now. Stay tuned.
4. Are your books traditionally published or self-published? The first two books are published through a traditional publisher. I'm branching off to publish the rest under my own trademarked imprint. Why? Because I want more control over the various aspects of releases and sales. I could have continued with the publisher, but chose to branch off with the third book.