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I had the privilege of being a featured author hosted by APT105 books. This event was in celebration of Women's History Month and included an author Q&A. I felt honored to share my experience as an indie author and my love for introspective storytelling. Thank you, Jayla, creator of apt105books, for creating such a beautiful and intentional space. The conversation was insightful and thought-provoking, and I’m so grateful to have been a part of it.

Thank you, Brianna, for being alongside...

Your girl is officially a Black romance literary nominee!!!!

Even in the middle of imposter syndrome and quiet self-doubt, I’m choosing gratitude. I started this journey with nothing but a dream and a story in my heart, and now I’m being recognized for the very thing that once felt so scary to share.

I write Black romance to inspire, to heal, and to remind us that love belongs to us too. Being seen in this space means more than I can put into words.

Thank you to everyone who reads my work,...

I create female characters who are comfortable in their skin.

Not perfect. Not performative. Just… real. Women who know who they are, what they want, and don’t feel the need to apologize for it.

Sensuality, for me, isn’t about being flashy or overly sexual. It’s about confidence. It’s about a woman being so at ease with herself that she doesn’t have to explain her desires or water them down. My FMCs don’t give their bodies or their hearts away lightly — but when they do, it’s because they want...

One of the greatest compliments I’ve ever received as a female author is how well I write complex, layered MMCs. In my universe, my men are never one-note. They’re intentional. They love deeply. They carry emotional weight—and that’s something I believe Black MMCs, in particular, deserve. I enjoy creating male characters who are more than just book-bae material. I want them to feel real. Memorable. The kind of men who linger with you long after the last page because you understand them.

When I...

Deciding to write about Black spirituality wasn’t an easy choice. But my next FMC came to me with a story that needed to be told—one rooted in the weight that comes with having gifts, intuition, and abilities you didn’t ask for but must learn to carry.

I wanted to explore Hoodoo as it truly exists: a practice woven into Black culture, grounded in both the natural and the supernatural, used to create movement, healing, and change within the human experience.

Blending that world into a love story...