From the time I learned to read in first grade, I fell in love with the written word. Reading took me to worlds like Narnia, down the rabbit hole with Alice, and solving mysteries with Nancy Drew. Reading gave me wisdom. Reading allowed me to fall in love over and over again.
Many writers wanted to write from the time they learned to form letters, but the desire to write didn’t hit me until I was sixteen. After I had finished reading Danielle Steel’s The Promise, my angsty teenage heart sighed by the happily ever after ending. That’s when I knew I wanted to write novels that promised hope and happily ever after. I’ve been a happily ever after girl from the first time my collection of Barbies married their Kens, so I wanted to create that same heart-sigh for my readers. May God’s promises fill your heart to overflowing!
Earning the Veteran’s Trust
A second chance at love could be what she needs to finally heal.
After leaving the navy, Mallory Stone plans to buy her best friend’s fruit farm, a safe place to raise her son and adopt senior dogs like her dear Rosie. Until her ex-husband, Jonah Hayes, drops a bombshell: he wants the same farm…and they’re still legally married. A trial partnership running the farm means the former marine can get to know the son he just met—and prove to Mallory he’s changed. As old feelings resurface, can Mallory open her heart for a chance at the future she’s always wanted?
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