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Beyond the Mirage
What if God allowed people to teleport? New novel for readers of good, clean YA fiction. Similar to Wishtress by Nadine Brandes. Buy on Amazon Free on Kindle Unlimited
25 Clean YA Fiction Books I Recommend as a Christian Author
Please note: this post contains affiliate links. I've personally read and recommend every book on this list, but everyone has different convictions and tastes, so you might not like them all. 🙂 Summer is just around the corner! There's nothing like long summer nights...
Want to join my Launch Team??
Beyond the Mirage, my debut novel, is coming out in May. I call it my "teleportation book." It's about four college kids on a road trip that goes laughably wrong. They're trying to get to a wedding, but everything from the California wildfires to a random skateboard...
Beyond the Mirage Cover Reveal!
Fantastical Summer came out less than a year ago. I was so honored to lead a team of fifteen Christian writers to compile a whimsical collection of summer stories. But now my new book (and debut novel) is here! I'm so excited about this gorgeous cover!! Credit to the...
Why I can’t wait to hear about bleeding on the page…
When I first heard about this session at Christian Writer Con '26, I didn't even know who was giving it. I'm a speaker, so I saw the early version of the schedule. The one without all the important info. But the title of the session immediately drew me in. "Bleed on...
6 Whimsical Ways to Fill Your Life With Jesus
Whimsy seems to be a theme of 2026. The world could use a little more light and hope, so I'm all for it. Whimsy makes everything more fun and highlights the little joys that God wove into everyday life. So here are 6 whimsical ways to fill your life with Jesus, the...
I’m learning to climb fences (because of the Bible)
In the last few weeks, three meteors have landed in the US. One of them landed in Ohio, just a few hours from my house. And it’s got me thinking about the end of the world. Wait, the end of the world? I grew up believing that the end times might come while I was...





