Genie Davis' romantic suspense novel The Model Man, winner of the Road to Romance reviewers choice award was her first with Kensington/Zebra. The noir Dreamtown was published by a small press in 2001. In July 2006: erotica written as Nikki Alton from Kensington Aphrodisia's The Cowboy Collection - Rodeo Man; February 2007 brought more suspense with Five O'Clock Shadow, also from Kensington/Zebra.

A produced screen and television writer, her work spans a variety of genres from supernatural thriller to romantic drama, action, family, teen, and comedy.

She's written on staff for ABC-TV's Port Charles; written, produced, and directed reality programming and documentaries for The Learning Channel, PBS, and HGTV, as well as numerous television commercials and corporate videos, and the independent film, Losing Hope. She's directed such notable corporate films as “Santa Goes Shopping at Frederick's of Hollywood” and “Let's Watch the Big Metal Machine Parts go Up and Down For Twenty Minutes While the Boring Guy Says Stuff.”

Genie grew up in Maryland, but considers herself a California native now. She's married with two children whom she views as the most fascinating persons on the planet. Her hobbies are road trips, microwavable meals, and feeding the cats, whose meals do not need to be microwaved at all.