A good story absorbs you into another world, where you meet characters so believable, you're pissed off you can't call them to have coffee. Or take them to bed. You don't want a genre. You want a story that mirrors your longing. You want to see the unspoken words in your heart on the page. You want to be touched and validated. You want to be swept up in a love that erases the universe and sets you at the center of a new galaxy, where you don't have to do a damn thing. But you're no fool... You want it to be believable.
I want that, too. I write passionate but thoughtful love stories with a focus on family dynamics, generational trauma and mental health. I like to write about devoted couples facing extraordinary circumstances: surviving a school shooting, fleeing political violence, going to war, going on a quest, or taking a DNA test for fun and finding out their son is not their biological child.
Some readers call my work Therapy Fiction. Others call it Contemporary Train Wreck.
Let me tell you a story. What will you call it?
