I write emotionally rich stories about love, family, courage, and hope. My novels are filled with unforgettable characters, quiet acts of courage, found families, second chances, and the enduring belief that even life's greatest challenges can lead us home.
Set primarily in Texas and Oklahoma, my stories blend heartfelt romance with authentic emotion, memorable communities, and characters who remain with readers long after the final page.
Whether writing the sweeping Texas Sterling series or my standalone novels, I explore the extraordinary lives of ordinary people who discover that family isn't always the one you're born into—it may be the one you build through kindness, trust, and love.
A lifelong Texan, I live in the Texas Hill Country with my loyal dog, Missy.
I write for readers, not bestseller lists.
I write emotionally rich stories about love, family, courage, and hope. My novels are filled with unforgettable characters, quiet acts of courage, found families, second chances, and the enduring belief that even life's greatest challenges can lead us home.
Set primarily in Texas and Oklahoma, my stories blend heartfelt romance with authentic emotion, memorable communities, and characters who remain...
Can someone finally find the home they've spent their whole life looking for?
Red Truck is about finding home, family, and love when everything Trev knew falls apart. Trevor boards a bus with his meager life savings, and his worldly possessions in an old Samsonite suitcase and a seen-better-days duffle bag.
Within one year, Danny lost everyone. His husband, his parents, and his birth mother. No way was he ready to jump into another relationship, but he longed for a friend, and Andrew appeared at just the right time. Then his dead husband’s brother shows up and demands the estate, saying, “you ain’t family.”
Brody had to escape. Between his mother and the family preacher, all he heard was about the evils of the world and how liberals were bad for the country. And each encouraged him to find a nice Christian girl to marry who would give him many children. Only he didn’t want a nice Christian girl, or any girl for that matter. But he knew nothing...
