🏈🪵🪓❤ Early Access Preorder for THIS GUY is Available NOW AND Right and Wrong Collection is HERE!

Ta da! I have a new cover for you! Isn’t it gorgeous? THIS GUY, Book 1 in my Wood Hollow Lumberjack Series is coming soon! It is an MM bisexual, single dad, small-town romance featuring a football hero, a sexy lumberjack, and some neighbor-friendly shenanigans. I can’t wait to introduce you to Cooper and Silas! 

The football star, the lumberjack, and a small-town love story…

Silas

Not to sound dramatic, but I can’t decide if I’m a hot mess, a has-been…or both. 

There’s nothing quite like being in the spotlight at my lowest point. I could use a break from LA and my agent—just for a little while. 

But Vermont in the middle of a blizzard? Probably not a great idea. However, the sexy lumberjack who lives next door is a sweet surprise. And so are his kids and the town. 

I like this place. I could be happy here…at least till my new season begins. 

Cooper

My time is split between work and fatherhood. That’s it. Boss and Dad. Maybe that’s why the football star is a breath of fresh air. Silas is funny, charismatic, and cool. 

My kids love having a celebrity living next door. And me? I can’t remember the last time I felt quite so alive. 

Yes, I’m well aware this isn’t going anywhere. Our worlds are just too different.  

Too bad, ’cause this guy feels like the real thing. 

💚Single Dad 💚Lumberjack 💚Football Player 💚Small-Town Close Proximity and all kinds of 🔥!

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THE RIGHT AND WRONG COLLECTION is Available Now Too!

I’ve created a box set that includes all three novels in the Right and Wrong series —that’s three books for one sweet price! Just $7.99! The injured soccer player who’s dazzled by a poetry-loving designer, the shop owner who accidentally dog-sits for his high school crush who’s now a dreamy firefighter, the workaholic architect who falls for his neighbor, and a newly retired soccer player. These stories follow three couples through their journeys of self-discovery, friendship, second chances, forgiveness, and happily-ever-after. If it’s true love, who’s to say what is right or wrong?