Beautiful Wilderness is an enjoyable romance set in the American West that readers will appreciate. The author has clearly done their research on the time period and it shows in the story. When it comes to design, this book is exemplary in production quality and cover art.

I’ve finally started drafting Book Two of Beautiful Wilderness—and this time, sweet romance meets high-stakes action. As I research and write Alistair Breckenridge, a ruthless railroad tycoon from Jane’s past, I’m exploring what it really takes to keep a marriage strong when the world feels like it’s falling apart.

As an indie romance author, I expect criticism—but some recent reviews have left me wondering why a reader would trash my book after only a few pages. Indie authors, if you've ever had a stranger dismiss your work after just a chapter or two, this post is for you.

There’s a trend going around where people are asking AI, “Create a caricature of me and my job based on everything you know about me.” It’s funny and a little creepy. I didn't use ChatGPT for this; I’ve been using Google instead and ended up creating this fun image. Even just doing that made me pause and think about how normal this all feels now. A few years ago, the idea of an AI “knowing” us well enough to make a caricature would’ve sounded like sci‑fi. Now it’s a casual so

Bringing a novel to life through an audiobook is a new experience for me. At first I didn't know where to start and then someone suggested going through Audible to find a narrator and get my audiobook created for Beautiful Wilderness.

I’m prioritizing personal growth and health, mainly by seeking a better work/life balance. This past year, I’ve been so busy with deadlines and worries that I sometimes forget the one thing I truly care about: my family. I have a loving husband and two beautiful children, and I don't want to miss their lives just because work demands my time.

Writer’s block can feel like a mountain between you and your goals. Whether it’s overwhelm, busyness, or emotional struggles, every writer faces it. Here’s how I cope, find support, and embrace the creative process—even on the toughest days.

In this reflective blog post, I share the struggle of feeling overwhelmed while balancing family and work. Amid stress and doubt, I find comfort in faith and I hope by sharing my struggles it shows to highlight the importance of leaning on loved ones and embracing faith during challenging times.

With my characters in place, I focus on the world they inhabit. Setting is more than a backdrop—it shapes the story’s mood and moments. I use Pinterest to collect images of cozy cottages, small-town streets, or misty forests, letting these visuals inspire the atmosphere. Vivid details help me create a world readers can truly step into.

Want to support indie authors but can’t always buy their books? Here are five simple, meaningful ways you can help independent writers thrive—without spending a dime!

Sending an early copy of Beautiful Wilderness to a reader was both thrilling and nerve-wracking. Discover how heartfelt feedback and a strong, resilient heroine made this historical romance even more special to me.

Ready to lose yourself in a story of love against all odds? My new historical romance, Beautiful Wilderness, is almost here! If you enjoy...

As a working mom and aspiring author, my life is a constant balancing act. Juggling my career, family, and passion for writing isn’t always easy, but it’s deeply rewarding. Today, I want to share how I manage these responsibilities while still nurturing my love for reading and storytelling.

As I sit down to reflect on my writing, I can’t help but think about how much simpler things could have been with a guide or at least...

I'm so close to finishing my first draft of Choosing Season, between work and life it's been difficult. However I'm hopeful of getting it...

Why do I write? I've sometimes asked myself this question because of the pitfalls I've been finding myself in. Most writers I've met say...