An exploration of product vs process and the rewards of refusing to outsource creativity and skill.

In which travelers learn about the tucked-away village of Wizard's Cove, where one magician's mishap is only the beginning of an unlikely love story and the town that grew up around it.

A list of mood-setting songs for every chapter of CALDERWOOD, available now in e-book and paperback!

In which a girl is taken from an orphanage only to find that her benefactor is...not as advertised.

In which Penny follows her gut, meets her final fortune, and digs up more than she bargained for.

In which high school senior Penny goes on a date, gets three predictions, and starts to wonder if fortune tellers really do know something we don't.

In which a new kid moves to town and makes friends with someone unexpected. CW for dismemberment, disfigured/monster anatomy, and flesh-eating. Also emo boys with guitars playing Zeppelin.

In which a con man fools around and finds out.

In which a captive princess becomes something more.

In which a prince learns the value of leaving well enough alone. Content warnings for weapons, bones, ritual self-sacrifice, excruciating terminal illness.

In which a man chases a fairy and learns his lesson.

On being a writer with debilitating anxiety, and how it's affected my creative process.

In which a young man hates his sister...until he follows her into the woods and finds out the truth. Content warnings inside.

In which a young woman is selected to play a part and finds out what happens when myths have their roots in reality.

In which a boy opens a magic door to the world he's always dreamed of.

Exploring why the right title & cover art make SUCH a difference

In which a prince who always gets what he wants eventually gets more than he bargained for, and faces the justice of a pack of angry women.

In which a student chases the legend of a saint to find the darkness at the heart of her school...or does it find her?

I used to think I hated unreliable narrators, until I realized what I need from them.

In which an old ghost meets a new ghost and falls in love all over again. Also there's a talking skull with a questionable sense of humor.

In which a young woman discovers the truth far too late. Content warnings before the post.

In which a king listens to the wrong brain until it's too late. Whoops.

In which Princess Evelyn learns the dark, dangerous truth behind the wolves that guard her father's kingdom.

Is it really a trend if it never goes out of style, though? Publishing—like any other industry—goes through trends. Just look at today's romantasy explosion, or the YA dystopia craze of the early 2010s. Me, I'm all set with dystopia. (We're living in one, after all.) I never really found a romantasy I loved, either. But you know what's been around forever, and continues to bring me joy? Portal fantasy. The good old magical door has apparently lost its steam lately in the publishing world, but why? So many of us became fantasy lovers…

In which the dark, broody lord of a remote castle gets a bride...and one hell of a surprise.