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Turning the Page: Finding Joy in New Beginnings
January always feels like a blank page waiting to be written on.
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Stories to Carry Us Forward
As one year closes and another begins, I always find myself looking back through the stories that filled my days. Some were mine, most belonged to others, but all of them left a little light behind.
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The Magic of Ordinary Miracles
The holidays have a way of making us look for miracles. We picture bright lights, big moments, grand gestures—the kind that sparkle across movie screens and Hallmark cards.
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The Gift of Imagination
gifts—not just the kind wrapped in shiny paper, but the ones that last long after the decorations are put away.
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The Stories We’re Thankful For
This time of year always makes me pause and think about what I’m grateful for—and right at the top of that list are stories.
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The Power of Story: How Fiction Helps Us Face Real Life
Ever finished a book, closed the cover, and just… sat there? That quiet, heart-full moment where you’re not quite ready to leave the world you just visited?
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How to Support Your Favorite Author Without Spending a Penny 💌
You’ve just finished a book you loved. You laughed, maybe cried, and now you want to do something nice for the author—but your budget says “nope.” The good news? There are so many ways to support authors that don’t cost a thing.
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The Big Uneasy is Now in Kindle Unlimited!
Big news, readers! 🎉 After years of being “wide,” I’ve made the exciting decision to bring The Big Uneasy series into Kindle Unlimited
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The Future is Accessible
The future of stories isn’t just about what we tell, but who gets to experience them.
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Do I Use My Real-Life Experiences in My Books?
Do I use my real-life experiences when I write my books? Well, let’s see. I’ve never been to another galaxy or traveled through time. I did live in New Orleans for 18 years but never solved a crime while living there. Now my first book, The Spy Who Kissed Me, was definitely inspired—in part—by the…