Justice. Technology. Synergy.
September 2020 watching America react to the election results on social media sparked a thought that birthed an eight book crime fiction series.
Hope. Grit. Goal Power.
Imagine a world where every ambitious girl grows up to be part of friend groups of women supporting women to achieve their goals.
Hairnanigans. Big dreams. Friendship.
Natural Sistahs was inspired by the natural hair movement that inspired movies, YouTube movements, and legislation like the CROWN Act. For readers who support every woman's right to navigate pursuing professional and personal goals without apology for wearing locs, braids, and every hairstyle in between.
The "Curvy Calendar Romance" is a short story fiction series debuting on Medium. Dedicated to showcasing unapologetically ambitious women with curves.
Search. Rescue. Destroy.
Unexplored urban fantasy series idea that emerged from a co-authored urban fiction series.
Love. Strength. Sisterhood.
Witnessing a friend from church, live in shame and die in hopelessness from the complications of AIDS inspired the medical focus of the Red Ribbon Collection. This gentle souled man found the threat of being judged and ridiculed so great he bore the pain of his illness alone. Research uncovered the untold story of women going where the hurting received love but were judged resulted in the creation of Rosalyn and Stacey Jeffries and subsequent books in the Wholeness series.
The Pink Ribbon Reads Collection was inspired when three of the women I served in intercessory prayer ministry with were all diagnosed with breast cancer within months of each other. Similar to the Dani, Jenessa, and Vivian faith played an integral role in becoming cancer free and living to inspire others like myself while sharing their journey.
The Yellow Ribbon Collection of the Wholeness series dealt with the only health condition I have personally dealt with which is obesity. While the causes for the obesity for each of the characters differ from how I came to gain so much weight the process of working through the emotional, physical, and mental health challenges their stories are their own.