Life Update and SECOND NOVEL Update!
What can I say? It has been a while since I’ve last written a blog post! So much has happened in the past few years, and truth be told, I took a break from writing while the world was completely upside down. I needed to step back from writing for mental health reasons. This was a good reminder that it’s ok to take a break from the things that we love – it doesn’t mean that we’re giving up or that we’ll never go back to them. Writing and self-publishing a book is a lot of work and very overwhelming, so taking a break was necessary.
Anyway, on to better news: I am in the process of completing the first draft of my second novel! The story will take place in Ocean Corner, NJ again and is another beach read, similar to The Letters in the Old House , although a bit darker. I’m aiming for a publication date sometime this year. Updates will be posted here, so stay tuned!
In addition to writing, I have also been reading like crazy and have gotten back into journaling. I barely watch television anymore with the exception of Friday and Saturday nights when Adam and I will curl up on the couch with a movie or Netflix series. Otherwise, I have been journaling and reading at night, which has helped improve the quality of my sleep by decreasing my screen time and allowing me to relax. I’ve also incorporated daily movement into my routine, including running (I’ve raced two 5ks!), walking, and yoga.
As always, thank you for your support of my content, whether you’ve read my book or liked one of my social media posts. It means the world to me, and I can’t wait to publish my second novel!



CanvasRebel had reached out to me several weeks ago asking me if I'd be willing to share my journey as a self-published author. This publication features the stories of micro-creators and gives us an opportunity to shine. I was thrilled to share my experience and knowledge of self-publishing a book and how my upbringing shaped my creative journey and who I am today. I love sharing my story because it gives me a chance to inspire others. I would often look to other independent creatives as proof that someone could self-publish their way to success. I hope that this article inspires readers to follow their dreams and to not wait for a traditional publisher to give them the "ok" to share their work with the world. I am thrilled that the article is now live for the world to read!
Summer is coming, and my novel The Letters in the Old House is a great summer read! The story takes place down the Jersey Shore and is perfect for a day at the beach or lake. You can also check out my YouTube channel for book reviews and other fun videos.


CanvasRebel had reached out to me several weeks ago asking me if I'd be willing to share my journey as a self-published author. This publication features the stories of micro-creators and gives us an opportunity to shine. I was thrilled to share my experience and knowledge of self-publishing a book and how my upbringing shaped my creative journey and who I am today. I love sharing my story because it gives me a chance to inspire others. I would often look to other independent creatives as proof that someone could self-publish their way to success. I hope that this article inspires readers to follow their dreams and to not wait for a traditional publisher to give them the "ok" to share their work with the world. I am thrilled that the article is now live for the world to read!
Summer is coming, and my novel The Letters in the Old House is a great summer read! The story takes place down the Jersey Shore and is perfect for a day at the beach or lake. You can also check out my YouTube channel for book reviews and other fun videos.





