7/25/2025
Title Reveal: My Next Novel is Frontier Kindred
I’ve been waiting a while to share this, and I’m so excited to finally say it out loud: my next novel is titled Frontier Kindred.
This story has been close to my heart from the very first page. Set in 1876 Kansas, the story follows Nate Cooper, a former schoolteacher who moves west with his family after a devastating loss. In the rugged frontier town of Silver Creek—a place bound by tradition and quiet prejudice—Nate crosses paths with Jack Calloway, a reserved ranch hand with a past as rough as the land itself. Their connection changes everything, forcing them both to confront what they’re willing to risk for love, family, and a place to belong.
I’m thrilled to share that the manuscript is fully finished—edited, proofed, and formatted—and is now in the hands of my cover designer. (I can’t wait to show you what we’ve been working on. The cover reveal will be coming soon!)
More than anything, Frontier Kindred is a story about chosen family, quiet courage, and the hope it takes to build a future—and claim love— in a world that stands against you.
Thank you to everyone who has followed me on this writing journey. I can’t wait for you to meet these characters and step into their world. Stay tuned—more updates are just around the corner.
6/30/2025
Writing Update
Before I dive into what’s been happening on the writing front, I want to offer my sincerest apologies for the lack of updates since April. After Unbound was published, I took a long-awaited (and much-needed) vacation in Hawaii. It was everything I hoped it would be—restful, relaxing, and exactly the break I needed.
But even while I was away, my mind kept drifting back to writing. I found myself mentally preparing for the next chapter—new ideas swirling, characters beginning to take shape. I even reread Unbound with a more critical lens, seeing it not only as a completed work but as a foundation for growth.
Once I returned from Hawaii, I jumped straight into my next project. And truthfully? I’m completely immersed. The story is vivid in my mind, and the characters already feel like old friends. All I’ll say for now is that it’s historical LGBTQ western set in 1876 Kansas—and it’s a story that’s captured my heart.
Right now, I’m deep in the editing phase. I’ve done a great deal of historical research to ensure that the setting feels authentic and true to the time period. I never imagined myself writing something like this, but the process has been incredibly rewarding—and yes, I’m proud of how it’s coming together.
As promised, I’ll also be returning to my blog to share more behind-the-scenes reflections on Unbound, along with posts about my current project and writing practices. I’m committed to keeping the updates coming more regularly on a monthly basis from here on out.
Until then—stay tuned. More to come.
April 8, 2025
Unbound Available Now!
After a bit of a delay at the publisher, I’m thrilled to share that Unbound is now officially available on Amazon in Kindle, paperback, and hardcover formats! Thank you all for your incredible support and patience. I can’t wait for you to read it.
April 4, 2025
Delay in Release!
Hey Everyone—just wanted to let you know that due to a slight delay at the publisher, Unbound will be going live a little later than expected. The new release windows is within the next 48 to 72 hours. I appreciate your patience and support. We’re almost there, and I can’t wait for you to finally read it.
March 30, 2025
Unbound Set to Release April 4th!
I’m thrilled to officially announce that my debut novel, Unbound: A Journey of Escape, Identity, and Love, will be released on April 4, 2025! It’s been an incredible journey from writing to publishing, and I can’t wait for you to finally read this story that means so much to me.
In the coming weeks, I’ll be sharing more exciting details—like how you can get a signed copy (yes, that’s in the works!) and behind-the-scenes posts about how Unbound came to life.
Be sure to check back often or follow me on social media for updates!