
I'm captivated by the human condition—riveted by its beauty even amidst chaos, tearing apart the messiness of existence to unearth the glimmering pearl. As an explorer of emotion, I continually work to uncover what lies beneath the surface.
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Hello everyone!
I’m thrilled to share some exciting updates on the progress of my debut women’s fiction novel, All That Was Left Unsaid, which is set to launch September 29, 2026!
Becoming a published...
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Seven years ago, the protagonist of my debut women’s fiction novel, All That Was Left Unsaid, walked into my head. Katrina Johnson refused to leave until I wrote her story. On September 29, 2026, she’ll fina...
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For as long as I can remember, I’ve been a fan of the underdog, that person who has the odds stacked up against them, and somehow figured out a way to triumph over adversity. Ever since I was a kid, I’...
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Publishing my debut women’s fiction novel, All That Was Left Unsaid, was not a choice that I arrived at lightly. It was a lengthy, and at times, agonizing process that evolved over time. For many years,...
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I was never one to believe in coincidence. I’ve always relied on my conviction that things happen for a reason, and sometimes, not until after much reflection, is it one that we understand. As seemingly...
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