Braxton Montgomery King writes Southern fiction centered on power, loyalty, and the women history often forgets to credit. His work explores quiet influence, inherited strength, and the social architecture that shapes outcomes long before anyone realizes a game is being played.

The Misadventures of the Ladies Who Lunch is the first in a series set in 1940s New Orleans, where elegance masks calculation and memory is its own form of power.

He lives in the American South.