The Stories
Published, coming soon, and still arguing for my attention.
The Boy in the Band
Available now
Romantic comedy · friendship · concerts · adulthood chaos
A sarcastic, big-hearted rom-com about love, friendship, bad timing, cocktails, concerts, and the very rude discovery that growing up is less graceful swan and more duck in stilettos.
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At its heart, The Boy in the Band is for anyone who has ever looked around and thought, Wait. Is everyone else pretending to have this figured out too?
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Good for readers who like: sharp banter, messy friendship dynamics, music/concert energy, second chances at happiness, and women trying to survive adulthood with their dignity mostly intact.
From the Book:
“I feel like I am connected to him in every existence that matters. Like in a hundred lifetimes, I will always search for him.”
Let Me Explain...
What can I say about The Boy in the Band?
It’s a little like a first child in that we grew up together. This wasn’t necessarily the book I planned to write. It was the book I had to write — the one that poured out of me while I was taking my own stab at adulthood and quietly wondering if everyone else had received instructions I somehow missed.
It’s funny and chaotic and sarcastic because, frankly, so was I. But underneath all of that, it’s a love letter: to friendship, to becoming, to the bands I met along the way, to the version of me who was trying her best, and yes — to him.
Who’s him?
Wouldn’t you love to know.
Plan Bea
Coming October 9, 2026
Second-chance romance · starting over · unfinished business
Bea thought she had it all figured out.
The career. The marriage. The family. The plan.
Then, weeks before Christmas, her husband asks for a divorce, leaving Bea to wonder whether she ever built the life she truly wanted—or simply the one she thought she was supposed to.
Starting over was never part of the plan.
Neither was he.
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Good for readers who like: emotional romance, witty banter, medical-setting vibes, women rediscovering themselves, complicated pasts, slow-burn chemistry, and happily-ever-afters that have to be earned.
Let Me Explain...
I've said it umpteen times: I'm an overthinker. Which is a really cute personality trait until you realize it also means I've convinced myself I know exactly what's coming because I've planned every possible outcome in excruciating detail.
Life, of course, finds that adorable.
I wrote Plan Bea because I wanted to make sense of what happens when life completely ignores your plans. When you're still a mother, an employee, a friend, maybe someone whose heart is breaking, and somehow you're still expected to show up like everything's fine.
Sometimes you take the punch. Sometimes you bob and weave. Sometimes you ugly cry in the shower and call it self-care. And because I'm a romance girlie, of course it had to be a love story. Otherwise it's just... life.
I didn't write Plan Bea because I had the answers. I wrote it because I had the questions.
If I Let Go
In Development
Psychological thriller · survival · impossible choices
The Distance Between Stars
In Development
Contemporary romance · grief · hope · found family
Legacy of Lies
In Development
Romantic suspense · family secrets · dangerous loyalties