About The Author
If you would have told me as a young girl that I'd be writing books for a living, I would have died with happiness. This is my dream, and I'm honored to be living it.
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A bit about my journey:
Around 21, I began receiving offers of publication for a story I'd written. None of the contracts appealed to me (vanity presses) so I passed, and I'm glad I did. That story wasn't the right one for me.
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A year later, I wrote The Storyteller's Daughter. How I got that contract is a fun story all on it's own, but I signed a four book deal with a small press. Two books in, and I made the decision to buy the rights back. Many factors went into this, and that publishing house has since disbanded. I proceeded to self-publish the first two and next two on my own, which began my love for cover design.
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As I went through that, I wrote Oathbound. Got some interest from agents but nothing stuck, and had only submitted to one publishing house, who I never heard back from. (Spoiler, it was Enclave.) I decided to self-publish, and was eight months into that when I heard back from Enclave. Decided to go that direction, and I'm so glad I did! Most of you likely didn't know me until that point, but my career took off from there.
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It was only a year later that I wrote Mortal Queens. Once again, it's humbling to watch my career grow with each new series.
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I have so many things happening behind the scenes, including plans for my next few books. I can't wait to share everything with you!
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Now the Fun Facts!!
I'm married to the sweetest man on earth, named Jonathan, and together we have four wild ones. I stay home with the kids and pursue my love for writing and folding laundry. (One of those things was not true.)
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My dad are grandpa are both authors, as will my sister be one day. My brother is a talented artist and skilled archer, and my other brother is plain brilliant. They are all cooler than me.
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I love working out, but I also love ice cream so it keeps me balanced.
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Above all else, I love Jesus Christ, who is the most important thing in the world.
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