Hi everyone! I am looking for a few people who want to beta read my next book. It is a retelling/completely revamped story of Tommy and Brittany. It is the shell of If Only, but very pared down from other characters and many more scenes have been added. If you are interested, I will send …
It’s been forever, I know. I’d like to say I’ve been too busy to update the blog or to share news with you, but like everyone else in the world, I was simply trying to survive this pandemic. Living with an autoimmune disease in the midst of a global pandemic brings out an entirely new …
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This is a word I have lived with most of my life. Some of my earliest memories include bouts of anxiety. Worrying about the health of my family, something happening while I was in school, the weather, my pets, sickness, danger, the news, friends, you name it, I had anxiety. Growing up, my parents tried …
I know it’s been a while, but the preorder for book 4 is up and ready! Releasing on May 29, 2020 Click for Kindle Click for Nook
As a high school yearbook adviser, I have a unique perspective on the lives of seniors in high school. I preach to my yearbook students that we are the only recorded history book of the school year. We cover all of it, the good and the bad. The highs and the lows. We celebrate accomplishments …
I know it’s been a really long time since we’ve talked. I’m sorry. Things have been a little crazy the last few months with my MS treatment and work and then the pandemic began. I know this is such a scary time and I hope you are all healthy and hanging in there. I have …
Desi is now out in all ebook and paperback forms. I hope you are enjoying the book and aren’t too upset at the cliffhanger 🙂 Please leave me any questions or comments you have and if you get a minute, please check out the poll below. Thank you!
December 1 is World AIDS day. A day to draw attention to the constant need for research, funding and education to ensure people who are confronted by this disease are not alone. To ensure they have resources, regardless of their socioeconomic status. To ensure they seek treatment regardless of the stigma still attached. A day …
To the person I was ten years ago today, Today is the worst day of your life; I get it. It is also the beginning of a new normal, although it will take some time to get there. You feel a lot like your life is over. It’s not. It’s forever changed. But you will …
