Welcome friends
A Christian Writer, Editor, Formatter, Artist and Reader
Welcome to my website. This is where I share my blogs, writing projects and other fun stuff.
I’ve been a writer for a long time (ten years). I didn’t begin writing stories till I was thirteen. I was a newbie and off writing fairy stories. Now I like to write a variety of genres. (Inspirational stories, contemporary clean romance, and adventure stories. I am open to try different things)
I’m a believer in Christ Jesus. He has given me the gift of creativity and imagination.
On most days when I'm not writing stories, I like to read novels and biographies. Beside reading books, I like to draw, which I shared on this site as well. Something I enjoyed doing as hobby. Most of my free time I would watch YouTube videos on different writers and authors on their writing journey and self-publishing industry.
A Forever Summer
It’s hard to know who you can trust, when you can’t remember your past.
Katherine is an artist struggling with the grief of losing her mother at a young age. When her father dies, she and her sister unexpectedly inherit a house in Westchester Bay—a house she doesn’t remember.
When she finds a strange collection of old letters addressed to her, she starts to question everything. Her dreams and drawings all seem to hold a secret, a hint of who she was before the day her mother died.
While searching for answers, she befriends Janson Caswell: a kindhearted man with a complicated past of his own. The deeper their relationship grows, though, the more they are faced with a darker reality.
Will the truth tear them apart?
When You Returned
Is their love strong enough to heal the wounds of the past?
Once a renowned skater, Jaclyn is now a single mother, working at the beloved skating rink in a small town in Colorado that has been in her family for generations. When the rink is at risk of being lost, she looks for help from professionals.
The last person she expects to help them get back on their feet is Lavern, an old flame from high school.
After running from grief over the loss of his brother eight years ago, Lavern is back in town on assignment from a company that helps struggling businesses. Assigned to help the rink recover, he now must face the girl he once loved and left behind.
Together, Lavern and Jaclyn are the only hope to save her family's rink. But confronting the pain of the past might be more than they can imagine.
Fables of Hope and Light
Hardships can be found anywhere. On royal grounds and in the countryside. Inside dreams and books. Or perhaps in another realm. Despite the location—trust, courage, and love can always be found to overcome adversity. A group of authors have come together, alongside Havelah McLat and editor Jannette Fuller, to share their heartwarming and whimsical stories. This collection of contemporary and fantasy stories is a must-read for those in need of hope along with a touch of the fantastical.
Dust and Crown
Will she fight for the dust and crown or let the kingdom crumble?
Nastia, a young fairy with no memory, is haunted by the shadowy recollections of a life she once knew. Rescued from a snowstorm and nursed back to health by a fairy named Ira, she is devastated when her new friend goes missing. She's left with just one clue about her friend's disappearance- and that clue points her to Paris.
Nastia journeys from Russia to Paris, meeting two outcast fairies along the way, Fyodar and Igor, who join her mission- which becomes something far greater than she imagined.
The ancient dust tree that sustains the fairy kingdom is dying, and Fyodar believes Nastia is the only one who can save it. But while Fyodar and Igor help her search for the truth, the fairy king's men haunt their steps.
Will they survive the dangerous quest and will Nastia rediscover her identity? If so, what will it cost her?
I'm an indie author and have published two novels and a couple of short stories in anthologies. I have loved writing since I was thirteen. Writing a story is a wonderful feeling of showing your creativity and imagination, but I understand the fear of having someone edit a book and lose its voice and authenticity. I was in your shoes, but I also learned how valuable editing can be. It can be challenging to find the right one to work with who understands your story. I want to support you and your story to the best version as it can be. I have worked with clients in both editing and formatting. They successfully published their books to the world. If you need an editor or formatter, or have any questions about the services, I'd love to be of assistance.
