Thank you for having me!

I started writing about ten years ago. I’m not sure how we stared talking, but Karen Witemeyer suggested that I join American Christian Fiction Writers and I did. Then two years later I entered a story entitled Unconditional. Unconditional semi-finaled and I knew this was the beginning of my journey as an author.

Sure! Here’s the blurb of To Gain a Valentine. Pediatrician Patrick Reynolds works wonders with sick children, yet when it comes to pets, he’s clueless. But caring for his sister’s menagerie while she’s on vacation is the perfect answer to working through a broken engagement. Hoping to escape the memories, he returns to his hometown, the last place he’d expect to find love. Life as a single mom is never easy, but pet shop owner Amabelle Durand has found contentment. When an old friend returns to care for his sister’s pets, he enlists her assistance to keep the animals alive. But when Amabelle’s young daughter falls ill, she finds herself attracted to more than the handsome pediatrician’s medical skills. As Valentine’s Day approaches, will Patrick and Amabelle miss out on the love they’ve always desired? Or will their love take flight under the stars on this very special night?

My favorite part… Good question, but a hard one. Of course I love the romance, but the theme of forgiveness and that love conquers all, stirs my heart. Yes! Steven from Restored! My favorite by far!

Steven Moore from Restored was my hardest character to write. He’s a man of honor, no matter what he faces, he willing to put others first. Even when he thinks all is lost.

My favorite sweet food is anything chocolate. Lol!

I love writing romance in my stories! What is more beautiful than to be loved unconditionally or cherished behind measure.

I just finished reading a book entitled Bitter Eyes No More by April Gardner and I fell in love with the hero and heroine of that story.

I’d have to say they were an unlikely pair, but between them, they brought out the goodness in each other.

I do! I plan to release my first novel in the All Roads Lead to Texas series set in 1889. This story has been on my heart for years and I can’t wait!

With the death of her mother, the fate of Rosalind Standford is sealed. Forced into an unwelcome betrothal, the young Boston woman has but one choice:marriage. Cowboy Trent Easton returns to his roots in Boston society to find the woman who rejected him betrothed to an abusive man. When he learns she’s in danger, he’ll do whatever it takes to keep her safe—even taking her to the altar in the black of night. But will his name and the remote wilds of his Texas ranch be enough to protect her? Or will freedom cost them their lives?

Love is faith. Love is forgiveness. Love is treasuring someone else besides yourself.

Thanks for having me as your guest! I had a great time!