Solembria holds a B.S. in Creative Writing and is doing her M.F.A. in Creative Writing at Southern New Hampshire University. She primarily writes adult dark fantasy romance and new adult urban fantasy romance, where themes of identity, loss, and transformation meet a deep fascination with symbolic imagery, power dynamics, and the invisible architecture of pain. Her stories often explore what happens when someone is told they’re too much—for feeling, for questioning, for surviving—and still dares to take up space. A lifelong “problem child” and unapologetic question-asker, her writing pulls from a childhood marked by exile, defiance, and the kind of silence that demands breaking. She has previously volunteered at After Dinner Conversation Magazine as both a short story reader and briefly as anthology director, as well as served on student government in community college focusing on community wellness and student grants. Solembria lives in the PNW with her husband and their cats, Valis and Sweetgrass, who serve as both muse and menace. When she’s not writing, she can be found binge-reading, soaking up the brief summer weather in the PNW, or looking for the next mystery movie to watch.