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When I say 'I hate Meta' - this is why.

Disability Pride Month is an extremely important time of year for me; especially considering the downfall of disability rights and living in the UK.

Pride Month is an extremely important time of year for me; between getting to see my queer friends flourish, and having my ability to do further works for my community, I love the beauty this month brings out.

To celebrate the one year anniversary for the first chapter release of Highest of Priorities, we're having a sale! 

Reviews aren't for the author, but they do help with sales! So, I'm dedicating a few copies [no current limit] of each book/series for post release review copies!

It's genuinely shocking to me how far I've got with Between the Petals. Not so much as 'I wasn't expecting to finish it', but 'I wasn't expecting to get this far ahead in my schedule'.

It's time for some detail reveals! Starting today, new weekly releases will begin for a novel titled: Between The Petals

I think, if you've been following me for any length of time, you're all aware my books are typically based on old ideas which I've decided to revamp and release. My newest novel, which was set to begin releasing on February 9th, is no exception. The reason I've written that in past tense is because I'm no longer releasing that story.

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Due to the state of the world right now, I've updated my 'no shipping' list.

Writers’ Block - is it real or just an excuse not to write?

From my short stories, you'll likely realise I'm not a single genre author. Not because I don't want to be, but because I enjoy exploring plots - no matter the genre, trope, or convention. Which is why this next book is going to be a little different from my last four.The Entwined Hearts series and Highest of Priorities were primarily Romances. I love writing romance because I'm a romantic; I can't help imagining love in all forms.Yet, this next one isn't a romance. And I'm not overly confident about the story. It's going to be gritty, sensitive, and painful. Which, no matter the genre, seems to be a running theme in my stories.I will admit to being afraid of this book; mostly because the plot hits a little close to home in ways I wished it didn't. That said, I think it would be a much lesser book if it didn't.