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  • Katherine Garbera
  • Apr 28
  • 2 min read

There’s something about a new release that always makes me a little reflective.


Even after writing so many books, it never really becomes routine—each story carries its own set of characters, questions, and moments that stay with me long after I’ve finished writing.


Her Deepest Secret is one of those stories.


At its heart, it begins with a decision that can’t be undone. The kind that seems simple in the moment, and then quietly changes everything that comes after. Scarlet is someone who has built her life very intentionally—independent, self-contained, and not looking for anything to disrupt that. Alec, on the other hand, is driven by loyalty, even when it leads him into choices he might not otherwise make.


They don’t start in the right place. They don’t make it easy on each other. And from there, the story becomes about what happens next—how you face the consequences of a moment, how you decide what matters, and whether you’re willing to risk something real when it would be easier not to.


Those are the kinds of stories I always find myself drawn back to. Not perfect beginnings, but relationships that are tested and, ultimately, earned.


Some of you may remember this book from when it was originally published with Harlequin Desire, and bringing it back has felt a bit like revisiting old friends. It’s given me the chance to spend time with Scarlet and Alec again—and to share their story with readers who might be meeting them for the first time.


If you do pick it up, I hope you enjoy the journey with them as much as I did.


Her Deepest Secret is available now in Kindle Unlimited and in print.


And as always, thank you for being here, for reading, and for letting these stories be part of your life.


Warmly,

Katherine

 
 
 
  • Katherine Garbera
  • Apr 23
  • 2 min read

Her Deepest Secret is out today, and I couldn’t wait to share it with you.


If you’ve been reading my books for a while, you know I have a soft spot for messy situations, complicated characters, and a little bit of scandal… and this story leans into all of that in the best way. They are quite simply my favorite type of story to tell.



Her Deepest Secret


Scarlet O’Malley doesn’t do commitment. She’s built her whole life around independence, control, and never needing anyone. But one unforgettable night changes everything—and suddenly she’s facing something she definitely didn’t plan for: a baby.


So she does what Scarlet always does—takes charge and goes looking for answers.

The problem? The man she thought she spent that night with wasn’t actually him.

Alec Velasquez never meant to deceive her. He was covering for his twin, just for one night. But Scarlet was never supposed to matter… and now she matters more than anything.


Especially once he learns the truth.


There’s history between them. Attraction that never really went away. And a secret big enough to break any chance they might have—if it comes out at the wrong time.


I loved writing Scarlet because she’s so sure of herself… until she isn’t. And Alec? He’s the kind of hero who makes mistakes but shows up when it counts. Watching these two figure out trust, love, and what really matters was one of my favorite parts of this story.


This book was originally published with Harlequin Desire, and bringing it back felt a little like revisiting old friends—with a fresh chance for new readers to fall in love with them.


It’s sexy, emotional, and yes… there’s definitely some scandal along the way.


If that sounds like your kind of read, you can find it now in Kindle Unlimited or in print.


Thank you, as always, for reading my stories and letting these characters into your lives. It means more to me than I can ever really say.


Warmly,

Katherine

 
 
 
  • Katherine Garbera
  • Apr 9
  • 2 min read

I love spring. Maybe it’s because I’m a spring baby and a Florida girl at heart. I think it definitely has something to do with the return of sunshine and all the fresh green around me.


Living in the UK, the sun rises a lot earlier than it ever did when I was living closer to the equator. Right now, the sun starts peeking over the horizon around 5:40 a.m., which is perfect for me because my alarm goes off at six. I’m one of those odd birds who likes to have a few quiet, contemplative minutes before the day officially begins.


Lately, I’ve been enjoying the fingers of light stretching into the hallway, watching them grow stronger as the clock creeps closer and closer to six.


Despite being an early riser, I’m not exactly a chatty morning person. My husband and I enjoy coffee in bed while watching videos for an hour before we really start talking to each other and get up for our walk.


All of the videos I've been about creating cool landscapes and houses in Pokopia. I’m completely addicted to the game. It has all my favourite things about cosy gaming. I get to interact with Pokémon, build them houses, and explore new areas. There’s also a small amount of farming, which isn’t really my vibe, so I’m glad it’s not essential to moving forward.


My morning walks lately have been full of birdsong, sweet rabbits darting across the path, and bright sunshine against a blue sky, making the new leaves on the trees really pop.

By nine o’clock, I’m sitting down at my desk to start writing, which suits me perfectly. I’ve had a lovely, creative, well-filling morning before I dive into my characters and story world. And honestly, the problems I create for them are always so much fun.


What are you loving most about spring this year?

 
 
 
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