About Me

Kimber Guise is the author of Keys to Wonderlust, a story inspired by her own nomadic lifestyle. She is a full-time traveler, adventurer, and storyteller who explores the open roads of North America in her beloved RV. Accompanied by her loyal pup and curious cats, she embraces a nomadic lifestyle rich with discovery, quiet moments, and scenic detours. From winding mountain passes to tucked-away campgrounds, Kimber finds inspiration in the natural beauty of National and State Parks across the United States and Canada.

A published author and lifelong reader, Kimber believes stories have the power to connect us, heal us, and remind us who we are. When she’s not writing, you’ll find her chasing sunsets, sipping coffee by a campfire, or browsing the shelves of a local bookstore. She’s committed to savoring the journey—wherever the road may lead.

Follow Kimber’s adventures and writing life on TikTok and Instagram @vibing.rvlife, on Facebook at Vibing RV Life, or on YouTube under Kimber Guise (@vibing.rvlife). Amazon Author Page 

Quick Q&A with Kimber

Q: What inspired The Unseen Thread?
A: Honestly? It was already whispering to me while I was still editing Book 1. I kept thinking about the things we almost see—the gut feelings, the dreams, the quiet moments that change everything. Haylee’s story wasn’t finished yet, and neither was mine.

Q: Favorite writing snack?
A: Herbal Tea (always), Popcorn (always) and dark chocolate (sometimes), if I’m deep into edits and forget what time it is.

Q: One magical moment from the road?
A: There was a sunrise in the desert once where everything—light, stillness, color—lined up perfectly. Gizmo was snoozing, Nibbler was staring out the window like she knew something I didn’t, the other cats were sleeping on the bed and for a second I felt completely in sync with the road.

Q: Any writing rituals?
A: I like to light a candle and a little incense, play instrumental music, and have something cozy nearby—usually Gizmo. It helps me tune in, especially when a scene needs heart.

Q: What would you tell your past self before hitting the road?
A: You’re not running away—you’re returning to yourself. Trust the road. It has more answers than you think.