I write rural contemporary romance — small-town stories about adults who are already in motion. They have grief they’re still carrying, work that doesn’t pause for them, and reasons to be careful about who they let in. The romance gets its weight from everything else going on in their lives, not in spite of it.
My books are set in small Midwestern towns: places where land, weather, reputation, and the people you grew up next to all shape what a relationship costs and what it makes possible. Most of my main characters are farmers, veterans, neighbors — capable adults learning that needing someone isn’t the same as being weak.
If you’ve ever wanted a love story that meets people in the middle of their actual lives instead of pulling them out of them, that’s what I’m here to write.
