
Post-apocalyptic wastelands ruled by AI. Cursed kingdoms where the Fae are forced into hiding to escape their hunters. Heroes punished for feeling too much or rattling the bars of their invisible cages. Love that defies all odds, even when fate itself is against it.
I’ve always been drawn to characters that are touched by a hint (or heavy helping) of darkness and were filled with yearning.

Heart of the Machine is a slow burn, enemies to lovers dystopian romance between a rebel woman in a post-apocalyptic world and the touch-starved, AI-controlled soldier assigned to destroy her.

Love in Corporate Hell is a slow-burn, forced proximity rom-com between an irreverent vice demon accidentally assigned to guardian angel duty and the woman he’s supposed to be watching.

A Curse of Crows and Shadows is an enemies to lovers, forced proximity dark(ish) urban romantasy between a cursed Fae King and the more-than-she-seems lawyer he tricks into a fae contract.