Meet the Author

I’m Surien Fourie—storyteller, guide, and creative soul. I write books that live at the crossroads of imagination and healing. My work spans from young adult fantasy novels filled with magic, belonging, and courage, to nonfiction guides and journals that support women navigating burnout, caregiving, grief, and rediscovery.

Whether you’re escaping into a novel or journaling through a difficult season, my goal is the same: to remind you that you’re not alone and that your story matters.

My YA fantasy series, Shadows of the Oracle, explores themes of identity, resilience, and the bonds that make us who we are. Inspired by myth, nature, and the search for belonging, my novels are written for anyone who’s ever felt different or hidden parts of themselves. Through love, pack loyalty, and destiny, my characters discover what it means to stand fully in their truth—and invite
readers to do the same.

I also write rom-com novels for women in their 30s, where the magic is swapped for witty banter, awkward dates, and the messy, hilarious beauty of modern love. These stories still carry my signature themes—identity, connection, and courage—but with a lighter, playful twist. They’re about rediscovering yourself in the middle of adult life’s chaos, while laughing (and sometimes crying) along the way.

Alongside fiction, I write books for women who are carrying life’s heaviest loads—whether through work, caregiving, or loss. My guides, including Overcome Workplace Burnout, How to Carry the Burden of Grief Not Overcome it: Grief Journal, and coming soon A Soul’s Guide to Remembering Who You Are, blend compassion with practical tools. They are invitations to pause, breathe, and reconnect with your authentic self. These books are not about perfection—they’re about resilience, healing, and finding your own
rhythm again.

I’ve always believed stories have the power to heal. Whether through the escape of fantasy or the reflection of journaling, I write to create spaces where readers feel seen, safe, and inspired. My greatest joy is hearing from someone who says, “This book was exactly what I needed.”