Let's get real here - finding your unique writing voice and style is a messy, ongoing process. There's no magical moment where it all clicks into place. It's an evolution, a constant refinement as you write more and gain experience.

I'll be honest: for the longest time, I couldn't muster up the courage to take that leap into writing. Sure, I had all these ideas swirling in my head, but turning them into an actual book? That felt like an impossible mountain to climb. But then life happened, and boy, it gave me a much-needed kick in the pants.

I’ve experienced two monumental moments in my life that have pushed me towards writing. Both have centered around the death of a loved one. The first was the death of my father when I was in my early twenties.

Let's be real - being a writer is no walk in the park. Whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out, the struggle is inevitable. Writer's block hits like a ton of bricks, leaving you staring at a blank page, questioning your entire existence. And that's just the tip of the iceberg.

My lifelong love for storytelling and the written word all started with an obsession with horses and pet cemeteries.