I am a wife, mother of three, substitute teacher, and lifelong lover of stories. I live in Ohio with my family, where much of my life is centered around faith, family, school activities, and encouraging the people I love.
Creativity has always been an important part of who I am. I enjoy writing stories that explore strong emotions, complicated relationships, faith, grief, family, and the choices that shape who we become.
As a mother, I am especially drawn to characters who are protective, resilient, and still learning how to recognize their own worth. My faith has also deeply influenced the way I view love, purpose, healing, and redemption. Through my writing, I hope to create stories that are entertaining and suspenseful while still carrying emotional depth and meaningful themes.
Awakening reflects my love for supernatural mystery, romance, strong female characters, and stories whe
The telephone has been disconnected for years. So when it begins to ring, Hannah Lyons knows something is wrong. The voice on the other end belongs to her dead grandmother, warning her of a moment she cannot escape. At exactly 12:14 a.m., the warning comes true. A driverless vehicle forces Hannah and her boyfriend, Caleb, off the road. A stranger with amber eyes tears Hannah from the wreckage moments before the car explodes. Hannah survives. Caleb does not. Atlas Black saved her life, but Hannah cannot forgive him for choosing her first. She wants nothing from him—especially after discovering he is the future leader of a hidden werewolf pack and believes she is his destined mate. Yet Atlas is not the only one connected to Hannah. Her lifelong friend Elias can silence the strange ringing in her head with a single touch. Atlas makes something inside her awaken. Elias makes it disappear. As impossible creatures begin watching her, the disconnected telephone continues carrying warnings from beyond the grave. Hannah soon realizes her grandmother spent eighteen years hiding the truth about their family—and whatever killed her may now be hunting Hannah. Some believe Hannah’s love could create a king. Others believe it belongs under their control. But Hannah refuses to become anyone’s weapon, mate, or crown. To survive, she must uncover what her grandmother died protecting, determine which man is truly keeping her safe, and learn what is awakening inside her before someone else decides how her power will be used. Fate may have chosen Atlas. History may have chosen Hannah. But Hannah intends to choose herself.