Mara Jane is the pen name of Bulgarian-born author Maria Müller, a woman whose life was shaped across continents. Raised in Germany, she later moved to Chicago to study fashion design, eventually creating and running her own label, Mara Jane, for more than a decade. Her journey continued through New York and London before she finally rooted herself in Mallorca, where she now lives happily with the love of her life.

The Love Trilogy began in the most unexpected of places: a two-month period of wrongful imprisonment in Atlanta, where writing became her way to escape the cold weight of reality. In that silence, far from everything familiar, the first pages of Isabelle and Nick’s world were born, not from fantasy, but from real life experiences, shaped lightly by fiction.

What started as private refuge grew into a story that refuses to pretend. Mara Jane writes about love the way it feels: raw, unfiltered, contradictory, intoxicating, and sometimes cruel. Her characters don’t chase perfect endings, instead they chase meaning, identity, and the courage to face themselves.

Mara doesn’t write polished fairy tales… she writes truth wrapped in fiction, emotions without filters, and the kind of inner battles most people never dare to admit out loud.
The result is a trilogy that feels lived, not imagined, and in the final book, Love You to the Moon and Back, Isabelle’s story reaches its most honest and fearless truth.

The Love Trilogy was written not for fame or validation, but to leave something that will last.
Born from real experience, it turns pain and chaos into art.

It’s not a story to admire, it’s one to understand.
It’s not about love as perfection but love as proof of life.

“The Love Trilogy is not a fantasy; it’s the truth that most people are too afraid to tell. Isabelle isn’t a character; she’s a reminder. A living memory of what it means to be human … in love, in loss, in life.” – Mara Jane