Kassandra Hart
Kassandra Hart is a Canadian author, artist, and lover of the fiction genre. Her writing centres women, particularly through a queer, feminist lens, and with each story, she strives to inspire, compel, and delight readers. To balance the solitary hours of fiction writing, she enjoys going on adventures of her own—usually to the mountains—with her partner and, occasionally, their rambunctious kitten.
Completed Works
A Comfortable Misery
In this sapphic enemies-to-lovers romance, an ambitious coal-miner endeavours to fake her own death and escape her oppressive hometown in pursuit of freedom and fulfillment. Her plan would have worked, too, were it not for the troublesome attraction that bloomed between her and the woman she was sworn to hate.
Genre: Historical Fiction
Release Date: March 8, 2026
Available On: Amazon and KU
Upcoming Works
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Genre: Western
Release Date: Planned for 2027
Available On: Not yet available
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A Comfortable Misery
A Novel by Kassandra Hart
Territory of Montana, 1885.For Miss Kathryn Blackford, death is only the beginning. Desperate to escape her miserable life as a coal-miner in Cinder, a dismal town nestled in the Rocky Mountains, she stages her own death so that she can start life anew—unbound, unrestricted, and free to do as she pleases.Just as she is about to leave Cinder forever, Miss Blackford unexpectedly crosses paths with the stubborn and spoiled Miss Elizabeth Lancaster, daughter of the proprietor of Cinder’s coalmine. For that reason alone, Miss Blackford is determined to hate her.It would have been easy for that hate to endure, too, were it not for the inconvenient events that brought the two so close together, setting them on a tumultuous journey marked each day with calamity, deceit, and troublesome attraction.