Once upon a time I worked in offices and wrote things like policy briefs and marketing plans. Then I had babies and decided it was more fun to hang out with them. But in 2012, I sat down to write a PhD dissertation and ended up writing a novel instead. I had no idea what I was doing, but after finding other writers to critique it, I ended up submitting the book and getting my first publishing contract. That little book hasn’t seen the light of day in a long time, but I’ll always be grateful for it because it showed me what was possible–I could write the romance novels I loved to read.

Seven years later, I’m still writing about love (and all sorts of other things), and while the road has had more than a few bumps, writing romance will always be what I want to do more than virtually anything else in the world.

Writing and publishing books is tougher than it’s ever been these days, and the system rewards uniformity. While I understand the appeal of authors who write very consistent themes and genres, it’s never been how I work.

I write what I like to call “One of a Kind Romance.” It’s not cookie cutter, it may not use tropes in expected ways, and I write in more than one subgenre. I might release a mafia romance and a small town romance and a political romance all in the same year, and I might write in first person for one book, and third person for another. It’s kind of unorthodox these days, but it’s who I am. And really, don’t you get tired of reading the same billionaire book over and over again only with a different cover?

So while I can’t promise you identical books with different covers all year long, I can promise you this: great writing, characters you want to know in real life, genuine emotions, and gorgeous Happily Ever Afters. Always.

I’m so excited to share my One of a Kind Romances with you! Make sure to click on the social media buttons at the bottom of the page to follow me on Facebook, get my photos on Instagram, and subscribe to my newsletter.

Big Love,