Stephenie Meyer is an internationally bestselling author best known for the Twilight Saga, a series that redefined paranormal romance and captivated millions of readers worldwide. Born in Hartford, Connecticut and raised in Phoenix, Arizona, Meyer found inspiration for her iconic vampire series from a vivid dream, leading to the publication of "Twilight" in 2005. The series expanded to four novels—Twilight, New Moon, Eclipse, and Breaking Dawn—selling over 100 million copies and spawning major motion pictures. Meyer's unique blend of suspense, romance, and fantasy resonated with young adult and adult audiences alike, cementing her place in contemporary literature. In addition to the Twilight Saga, Meyer authored the #1 New York Times bestseller "The Host," delving into science fiction with her signature emotional depth. She continues to engage loyal fans with new works, including spin-offs like "Midnight Sun." Praised for her inventive storytelling and relatable characters, Meyer has left an indelible mark on popular culture and inspired a generation of readers and writers. She lives in Arizona with her family, where she continues to write and explore new creative horizons.