It all began with a bedtime story

I was incredibly lucky to have been introduced to the literary world at a young age. My parents read to me each night before bed. Libraries and library sales and used bookstores were on a weekly rotation, allowing me to dive into other worlds at the turn of a page.

Storytelling was something I always enjoyed too, but writing didn’t come easily to me. Around the age of eleven, I began writing love stories and while they had no real beginning, middle or end, I was obsessed with writing it and editing it.

Along the way, I lost my drive to write, but with the help of a dear friend, I’ve found my way back to it. It’s not the same as it was when I was a child, but my writing has more direction and purpose in my life. I’m very excited to share it with you all!

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Mission

To tell stories that celebrate romance, desire, intimacy and human connection in all its beautiful forms. By featuring diverse couples (LGBTQ+, religious/spiritual/non-religious, and those with a range of physical abilities and appearances) alongside “traditional” couples, I hope to create a literary world where adult readers feel welcome, seen and cherished.

Vision

To lead the adult romance community into a future where readers can find passionate, heartwarming romances featuring authentic characters who represent the full spectrum of real-life love on every bookshelf.


Values

  • I believe it is important to embrace love in all its forms across the spectrum of humanity, allowing readers to find love stories that resonate.

  •  I want to celebrate the beauty of all body types and physical abilities in the romance genre through my writing.

  • I believe in embracing sex positivity by writing stories that honor desire without shame or apology.

  • I aspire to portray a variety of diverse identities with care, accuracy and love. I never want to tokenize them; my efforts come from a place of admiration and a desire to honor and celebrate them.

  • I honor imagination without limits.  This means exploring bold ideas, diverse characters and emotional journeys. I trust my creative instincts and give myself permission to write bravely without apology

  • I value the wellbeing of the storyteller behind the story.  Rest, kindness and compassion for myself and my partners and collaborators are fundamental parts of my writing process. We all deserve the right to nurture our mind, body and spirit so that our creativity can thrive.

  • I strive to cultivate a supportive and inclusive community of readers and fellow creatives. By building connections through open dialogue and celebrating each other’s journeys, I believe we lift each other up and build a space where everyone feels seen and valued.

FAQs

  • My primary genre is Contemporary Romance, but I am also working on a book of poetry and may consider other genres in the future.

  • The short answer: yes. I do open door romantic scenes in my romance novels. The spice level depends on the characters and their story. It can vary from book to book, but I would say it typically falls around a level 3.

  • I think what makes my stories different is that I don’t focus on only MF relationships. My books feature characters of different body types, races, ages, ableness, sexual orientations, nationalities, religious/spiritual/not religious and more.

    It’s not about fulfilling a quota, or a political statement for me. In my heart, it is important to share all the ways that love is beautiful, and there are so many beautiful love stories that I want to explore as a writer.

  • First, let me say, there is no right or wrong way to publish your book.

    For me, I wanted more creative control over all the elements going into my books, from content to the format and cover and everything in between.

  • “Speak of the Devil” released on November 25, 2025, and is available on Amazon and Barnes & Noble online.

    You can also purchase here on my website in the “My Store” tab