Every book I write begins with a question.
Sometimes it's a question I didn't know I needed to ask. Other times, it's one I spent years avoiding. The answers didn't change my life overnight, but they changed the direction of it.
My hope is that these stories don't simply entertain you—they invite you to ask better questions about your own life and remind you that you always have a choice.
Featured Book
GO LOVE YOURSELF
Finding the You
You Were Always Meant to Be
Go Love Yourself is the book I needed long before I knew how to write it.
Through personal stories, hard-earned lessons, and practical reflection, I explore what it really means to choose yourself—not as an act of selfishness, but as an act of healing.
This isn't a book about becoming someone new. It's about uncovering the person you were always meant to be and learning to trust your own voice again.
Earlier Works
Broken Wings
Broken Wings was the first time I shared my story publicly.
It's an honest account of surviving abuse, addiction, loss, and the beliefs those experiences left behind. More than anything, it's the story of discovering that even after life breaks you, hope can still find its way back in.
Looking back now, I see Broken Wings as the beginning of a much larger conversation—one that eventually led me to ask an even more important question: Now what?
Discovering A Diva
Every chapter of life reveals another piece of who we are. Discovering a Diva is a fun reminder that growth doesn't always have to be serious. Sometimes discovering yourself looks like trying something new, laughing at yourself, and embracing the unexpected. My hope is that this book inspires you to celebrate every part of your journey and sparks conversations that remind us we're all still discovering who we're becoming.
Coming Next
Do It Scared
In Progress…
Choosing yourself is only the beginning.
Once you decide your life belongs to you, a new question appears:
Now what do you do with it?
Do It Scared explores the space between dreaming and doing. It's about stepping toward the life you've imagined long before you feel completely ready—and discovering that courage isn't the absence of fear. It's taking it along for the ride.