Updates

The countdown has officially begun. As I prepare for the mid‑October/early‑November release of Book One in my sci‑fi/horror saga, the story is currently in the hands of a couple of beta readers—the first people outside my inner circle to step into this universe. Their feedback will help shape the final polish before launch, and right now I’m in that strange, electric waiting period where the work is done…but the world is still expanding. This story didn’t live with me for yea

While you wait for the first Keeper teasers — they are coming, I promise — I figured you might need a little break from the anticipation (and from the deep dark of space). If you want something chaotic, ridiculous, and very, very real‑life, I just posted a new Sam & Kiki comic over on my Book of Dog site. These comics are based on the actual madness of being a dog mom and fostering dogs with big personalities… and even bigger opinions. This week’s strip features a grown‑up mo

This week didn’t go the way I expected. Somewhere between drafts, backups, and the chaos of everyday life, I lost about a week’s worth of edits on my manuscript. When I realized what had happened, my stomach dropped. It was one of those moments where the world goes quiet — not dramatic, just… still. I had to set the writing aside, step away from the desk, and let myself reset before I could even think about opening the file again. Yesterday, I finally sat down with my printed

I’ve been a reader for as long as I can remember — not the casual kind, but the kind who devoured books in days, who lived entire lives between chapters. I grew up wandering through Anne of Green Gables, stumbling through Shakespeare, and then, as I got older, tumbling headfirst into The Vampire Diaries and Stephen King. It’s funny: I’ve always been afraid of the dark, yet reading about dark things made the shadows feel less threatening. Maybe that’s where this all began — le

Some truths don’t stay buried. Some follow you across galaxies.