I’m so honoured to be featured on the Hidden Voices Blog 🤍 Hidden Voices is run by Roberta, who created this platform to support writers in the way she wishes she had been supported when she first began sharing her own work. It’s a small but meaningful space—a quiet corner for overlooked voices. A place […]
Trauma bonding is one of the most confusing and painful experiences someone can go through in a toxic relationship. Many people ask themselves: “If I know the relationship is unhealthy, why is it still so hard to walk away?” The answer often lies in the cycle of emotional conditioning that forms a trauma bond. What […]
Sometimes the best moments happen completely by accident. Last Thursday evening, around 7 PM EST, I was scrolling through TikTok when I stumbled across a live stream hosted by author MK Schultz. To be honest, I’ve been so busy lately that I hadn’t even realized he was promoting my book this way. Finding the live […]
I Missed Red Dress Day — But These Stories Still Matter I know this post was meant to be shared and observed on May 5th for Red Dress Day, and I’m truly sorry for missing the date. I had this written in my drafts and completely forgot to schedule it. But regardless of the date, […]
The wait is finally over. I’m so excited to officially reveal the cover for JOHNNY, the sequel to MEMPHIS in my Memphis Crime Thriller series. This book has been such an intense and emotional project for me to write, and after spending countless hours shaping this story, I’m thrilled to say JOHNNY is now with […]
SPOILER WARNING: If you haven’t seen Monster: The Story of Ed Gein on Netflix, I suggest stopping here. I’ll be diving into key plot points and scenes that could spoil the experience for first-time viewers. First Impressions: This Series Is Not for the Faint of Heart Let me start by saying: Monster: The Story of […]
Every October since 1989, communities across the United States have recognized Domestic Violence Awareness Month (DVAM) — a time to honor survivors, remember victims, and raise our voices against abuse. Here in Canada, DVAM is officially observed in November, while October is also celebrated as Women’s History Month. This mission is personal to me. In […]
The average woman applies over 150 chemicals to her body every single day through beauty and personal care products — from moisturizers and foundations to shampoos, lipsticks, and perfumes. What many don’t realize is that our skin isn’t just a barrier; it’s a gateway. A significant portion of those ingredients can be absorbed directly into […]
If you’ve left a long-term abusive relationship—especially one involving narcissistic abuse or domestic violence—you might feel like your nervous system is stuck in survival mode. You’re not just dealing with the emotional aftermath; you’re experiencing deep psychological and physiological responses that won’t go away on their own. These aren’t just lingering emotions—they may be signs […]
Genre: True Crime DocumentaryTrigger Warning: Abuse, kidnapping, grooming, sexual assault, murder Spoiler Alert: This review contains major plot revelations about the Netflix documentary The Girl in the Picture. Proceed with caution if you haven’t seen it yet. A Body, A Boy, and a Lie That Unraveled Everything The Girl in the Picture opens with a […]
