Where can I buy your books?
My books are available for purchase through Amazon, Barnes & Noble, and Kobo. Here are links to my author pages on each platform where my books are available. You can also follow links directly to purchase options for each individual title on the "Books" page of this website. Paperback copies are available online through Amazon. You can also follow me on Goodreads and BookBub.
Amazon * Barnes & Noble * Kobo * Goodreads * BookBub
How can I stay on top of your new releases?
The best way to do that is by joining my newsletter. I’ll send out regular updates. Plus, you get a free exclusive gift!
What is the free gift available only to people who subscribe to your newsletter?
A short story about Meredith and Ryan, the main characters from my first book, The Date Coach. It is fluffy and steamy (*cough* there's pegging *cough*), and it serves as an epilogue to the main book. It's about 15,000 words. (It also features a quick little cameo appearance from Jayla and Ciara, the main couple from Snowed In, which comes out February 2020.) When you sign up for the mailing list, you will get an email with a download link and access to the PDF.
What’s with the content notes on your book pages?
I am a romance author, but my home and heart are with fanfiction. My formative experiences with writing, especially in how an author should interact with readers and my understanding of what authors owe their readers, is entirely shaped by the fanfiction communities I love. This means that I write the things I want to write, for me and no one else…but I also want to have open communication with my readers about what they can expect from my books. On my “Books” page of this website, I include content notes for each book. This is to help you make an informed decision about whether or not the book is something you want to read. Some of the tags are to let you know what tropes you can expect, some are to give you an idea about the heat-level you can expect, and some are to let you know about any content that might be triggering, sensitive, squicky, or just not your cup of tea. Maybe a tag will make you want to read the book more—Oh my god, “there was only one bed”?!? My favorite!!—or maybe a tag will give you a heads-up that this story is not for you—“Mentions of a past abusive relationship” hits a little too close to home, so I think I'll pass on this one—but either way, the idea is to keep you informed so you can make the choice.
What is your cat’s name?
Zelda
Do you write anything other than romance?
I do! While romance is the only genre I have published, I also deeply love the Young Adult genre and have a few YA projects on various burners. I also still write fanfiction. In our productivity-focused, capitalist-hustle world, writing fic reminds me that I love writing for its own sake, even when I make no money from it.
I just followed you on Tumblr. Why is your name different?
I write under a pseudonym. I'm a private person, and my real-name social media accounts are mostly locked for friends and family only. As a writer, I have a Twitter account, newsletter, and webpage that are tied to my Romance name, and I share life and writing updates that are relevant to my role as a romance author on those pages. I keep things mostly separate for my sanity and privacy, but my Tumblr is the one exception. Tumblr is the one place where all of my reading, writing, and fandom identities converge. I share updates on my writing process, writing memes and writer problems, and photo sets or quotes from my works in progress. And that means all of my works in progress, in all genres that I write—Romance, YA, and fanfiction. You’ll get updates about my books there, but they’ll be a little more unpolished and personal than on other platforms, and you’ll also see a lot of reblogs of Harry Potter memes, pictures of cats, and cool books I’m reading. If you’re not interested in following a page with such messy diversity of content, don’t worry, I fully understand.
