All About Me

Welcome, and thank you for visiting my website. I hope my books have inspired you... made you laugh, cry, or triggered any other emotion to take you away from your reality. At the same time, I'm pretty sure you've connected with at least one of the characters. I consider myself a hidden gem in the urban industry, and I love to pen novels with twists, as you can tell from my published manuscripts to date. I'm only going up from here. Anything urban fiction, I want you, as the reader, to experience from my imagination. In 2021, I have so much more to bring. Stay tuned!

As a wife and mother of four, life is hectic. Everyone has their own schedules, but I somehow am intertwined in each of their lives in ways they cannot do without. LOL! I'm even preparing to become a 'glamma' which was not something I thought I'd be doing at... twenty-five. (Don't correct me)! Although life is hectic, I'm thankful. 

I battle many health issues ranging from idiopathic thrombocytopenia to high blood pressure, hidradenitis suppurativa, and many, many others, including a very extensive and long battle with Lupus. I'm winning though, and every day above ground is one I will not complain.

Outside of catering to family, I'm pretty much a homebody... always have been since a child. I had my days, or rather phases where I lost my mind a few times (a total of ten years to be exact), but for the most part, there's nothing I can do in the streets that cannot be done at home. My creativity doesn't come from current situations - going places that put me in the mood to write. It's all from experience... and I pen it with a twist. 

I would have never thought reaching out to an author to inform her about the errors in her book would bring me into an industry where I admired so many others. I was a huge KiKi Swinson, K'Wan, Keisha Ervin, Nikki Turner, and Wahida Clark fan. I looked at authors like they were these famous people I would never have access to. Lo and behold, my conversation with this author turned into me working as an editor.

When I started editing in 2014, I'll be the first to admit... I didn't know what I was doing. I thought because I knew how to spell and 'assumed' I knew punctuation, I could edit a book. The joke was on me. It took at least two years for me to finally consider myself even good enough to be a proofreader, and now, I know I'm an editor. I wear the title proudly... but that wasn't and isn't my dream.

Even as a child, I knew I wanted to write. My creativity teetered from writing poems to writing music. In 2013, I started penning a novel that, to this date, is still not published. I allowed fear to hold me back from pursuing writing. But as long as I was in the industry, even if it was as an editor, I was fine, right? Wrong. That desire never went away.