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As a child, I watched a lot of cartoons and would imagine the characters doing things different from what was happening on TV. Sometimes, I’d picture confrontations between characters from different series. That’s how I began wanting to tell stories—starting with existing characters, and later moving on to develop my own.

I began writing while I was still at school. My first published work concerned nature conservation and cultural heritage; stories and poetry followed. My mother gave me my love of reading and writing. In 1994, my first romantic adventure book appeared in a small edition. Writing has remained part of my life ever since.

My journey into writing began with poetry. Writing became a way for me to express thoughts and emotions that I sometimes found easier to put on paper than to say aloud. Love, relationships, disappointment, hope, personal experiences, and simply observing life around me all became sources of inspiration. My first two books, Once, Twice, Three Times a Charm and So Many Things Mean Love, reflected that early stage of my journey. Poetry gave me a voice. But as I grew, my writing grew with me. I began to realize that words could do more than express emotions—they could encourage, educate, challenge, inspire, and perhaps even help someone through a difficult season of life. That realization eventually led me beyond poetry into personal development, memoir, and safety education. Although the subjects of my books have changed over the years, the purpose behind my writing has remained consistent: I want my words to mean something to the person reading them.

After being a survivor of narcissistic abuse for over two decades all the stories that I kept in my head in order to maintain my sanity I decided to put them on paper. In the past my stories were stolen some burned and destroyed but I remembered the majority that was deep in me.

I write to give voice to the unknown--to give that which we cannot see a tangible voice and body.