Otherworldly tales, always with heart
Welcome. I write clean(ish) paranormal romance, cozy mysteries, urban fantasy, and sci-fi — which sounds like a lot, but I promise there’s a through-line. My books tend to be funny, fast, and just a little chaotic. The heroines make questionable decisions. The love interests are usually either infuriating or technically undead. Sometimes both.
If you’re not sure where to start, I’ve got you. Scroll down, pick your mood, and we’ll find you something good.
Here’s a fun story inspired by the upcoming Valentine’s Day holiday.
Theo, the town’s grumpiest warlock, wakes up to absolute chaos—people serenading lampposts, cows forming heart shapes, and a baker proposing to a shoe. The culprit? A rogue love potion. And Lyra, his infuriatingly charming hedge witch rival, is at the center of it.
But Lyra swears she’s innocent (mostly). Midnight, her meddling cat, and Tempest, Theo’s anxious owl, aren’t helping. As Theo and Lyra race to fix the potion before the Council of Mages revokes his license, unexpected sparks fly.
Cleaning up this mess might take more than magic—it might take a little trust. And that’s the real disaster.
Me: Struggling to get through long, dense books and losing interest halfway through
Them: Have you tried reading and/or writing shorter books? Maybe you’ll enjoy the efficiency and pacing of a smaller story.
Who doesn’t need a Fairy Godmother? From Cinderella to the Fairly Odd Parents, Fairy Godmothers appear throughout literature and … More
Stop! Don’t hate me for asking that questions. Hear me out. I’m a bit of a minimalist and read almost … More
Anyone willing to receive a FREE copy of my novel, LOVE, LIES, & CLONES, in exchange for a review or … More
I’m completely making a shameless plug in this blog. I could use your nomination for my novel, LOVE, LIES, & … More
I’m trying something new with my novel, Love, Lies, & Clones. I submitted it to Kindle Scout. I’m really interested … More
A novel cover is so important because, despite the saying, we DO judge a book by the cover. There are … More
Last week, I posted: Who Would Read My Writing? (Part 1). As Part 2 of this post, I’m sharing my experiences in utilizing a few … More
