The past weekends have been busy with a mix of personal and book-related events. Every time Witch Hunt goes home with a new reader, it fills my heart with so much joy. My ten-year high school reunion happened a couple weekends ago. I was overwhelmed by how many of my former classmates congratulated me, praised the book, or bought a copy to take home. Part of my journey as an Indie author has been battling imposter syndrome. Even after writing, editing, publishing, selling, ma

I blinked and March was almost over.... between getting ready to move, tax season, and other boring adult responsibilities, I haven't had much to announce with my writing . But here are a few updates about Witch Hunt and my current work in progress: I am attending Once Upon a Page (hosted by The Spine Bookshop) on April 19th, 2026. I was nervous to sign up for this event but talked myself into it. Now, I am so excited! I have ordered books, designed a poster and some new boo

Some days I am so consumed by ideas for a draft, a character, or a chapter I can't think about anything else. Other days, the real world is so crazy and busy, I am too disconnected from the creative part of my brain. The last couple weeks have been the latter. Unfortunately, working a full time job and juggling responsibilities can really zap the life out of my writing. Double-Edged Sword is still growing, albeit slowly. I'm finally starting to feel comfortable in the world a

Last weekend, I had the exciting opportunity to set up a booth at a local book event in my hometown. Living in Nashville is wonderful for meeting people and networking, but something about having this event so close to where I grew up was both surreal and heartwarming. The Arts Alliance put on a "Grown Up Book Fair" on Saturday February 1st. I was lucky to get a spot and have the chance to connect with fellow book lovers...and I sold out within the first HOUR. All I could thi

Double-Edged Sword is my current work in progress. It's a Norse-Inspired fantasy rooted In gods, violence, loyalty, power, and consequence. I heard the world Valhalla one evening while watching TV and thought, "Huh, a viking book would be fun to write." And that thought wouldn't leave me. I was still in the final stages of Witch Hunt, so I couldn't start writing immediately. Instead, I started jotting down and outlining every idea for characters, story arc, research into Nors

Exciting news! I met with Taylor Street Art and Books in Nashville, and they are going to be stocking Witch Hunt on their shelves! Taylor Street Art and Books is a local bookstore in Nashville located in Marathon Market. Their shop is so cute and has a bunch of different books and bookish items. Knowing they will have my book on their shelves is so exciting. When I went to speak with them and show them the book, I was very nervous. Asking anyone to read something you wrote is

Hello friends, I am so happy you're here. Welcome to where you will get a sneak peek into future projects, current events, and follow the writing process. The biggest take away from this blog is that writing a book isn't always exciting. Some days I can't stop reliving a scene in my head, and I write twenty pages without stopping... and sometimes I stare at my laptop for hours and write four words. While Witch Hunt is available now (still such a surreal thing to say), a new