I Want To Be Fearless

I've been asked, "why don't you just write one genre of stories so you can make more money?" Sure...one genre could build a bigger base. One genre could create a better sales flow. But I am not one genre. No offense to those writers who like to thrive in a single world and those readers who join them. I respect all creative works. It's just not me. It's not who I am.

I am a creative workhouse who is fueled off of challenges and different kinds of stories. I have begun my publishing career with four releases very different from one another yet very similar in one key way.


A music biography (Going Platinum), a beautiful story of two brothers in a small town (Jacob), a romantic-suspense
that is both sexually and story intense (The Connolly Affair), and finally, my newest release, a suspense-thriller and my ode to Stephen King (Keeper of the Tower).

They are all so different yet so similar. On the surface, they have no similar physical characteristics. But their hearts all have the same mold; the same core. They are all rooted in great stories. I am not afraid of the challenges. I am not afraid of jumping genres. Come join me and be fearless and read all I have to give. Happy reading!