I’ve always loved reading. That naturally progressed into writing short stories when I was a teenager. Back then, the stories were only for me. I never imagined they would turn into anything more. Writing was simply an outlet, a way to pour my thoughts and emotions onto the page.
Years later, I started seriously writing my first book while sitting in a teacher professional development over the summer. I’ve always been pretty introverted, so during lunch I was sitting alone, bored, when a story suddenly came to me. It was about a teacher who falls in love with two protective men.
That idea eventually became my first book, Keeping Our Forever.
It took me over two years to finish writing that story and finally hit publish. At the time, I had absolutely no idea what I was doing. I learned everything as I went, figuring things out step by step until the day I finally pressed the publish button.
Since then, my writing journey has been full of trial and error. I’ve made a lot of mistakes along the way, but every single one has taught me something and helped shape me into the writer I am today.
