Kenny Wayne is a veteran, a husband, and the father of three—one son and twin daughters. He lives in Mississippi with his wife, where Southern nights, childhood memories, and the mysteries found in quiet places fuel his imagination.
As a writer, Kenny refuses to confine his stories to a single lane. His imagination wanders—sometimes into the shadows, sometimes toward a gentler, romantic glow—and he follows it wherever it leads. This journey has taken him through ghostly mysteries, heartfelt coming-of-age stories, young adult romance, and speculative fiction with unexpected twists.
Whether he’s exploring the supernatural or capturing the humor and warmth of Southern life, Kenny’s work is rooted in heart, curiosity, and the belief that the best stories are the ones that surprise you… even as they stay with you.
Kenny Wayne is a veteran, a husband, and the father of three—one son and twin daughters. He lives in Mississippi with his wife, where Southern nights, childhood memories, and the mysteries found in quiet places fuel his imagination.
Discover the stories that readers call “heartfelt” and “deeply human.”
In Love’s Unbroken Reach, Kenny Wayne brings together five unforgettable tales of love tested by loss, memories that never fade, and redemption. Each story reveals the unbreakable bonds that shape our lives—between parents and children, lovers and friends, and the past and...
A family on the edge. A love that refuses to fade.
Meg has always been the heart of her family—strong, loving, and unshakable. But now, time and illness are stealing her memories, and her children are left facing a heartbreaking decision: keep her at home or let her go.
Rob and Sharon try to hold things together, but the burden is growing...
Life in the 1960s South comes alive in this unforgettable tale of boyhood, bravery, and the kind of memories that never let go.
Sage fields. Scraped knees. Sunlit summers that seemed to last forever.
At first, you’ll think it’s just a simple story—three boys running wild across the rural South. But it’s not. It starts with laughter… and ends with...
