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Sea Glass in the Gray

Novella available now on Kindle!

Coming of Age FictionNew AdultContemporary Drama

For seventeen-year-old delinquent Alex, life in the riverside town of Sugarsand Shores is a blur of gray. His days are spent skateboarding on the sun-baked streets, getting into fights and navigating his toxic relationship. But when a visitor named Natalie arrives for one week, she’s like finding a rare piece of sea glass in the sand, a vibrant splash of color in his monotonous life.

Over six days Natalie is immersed in his world of fire pit parties, small town politics and shared secrets, forging a connection deeper and more intimate than either of them has ever known, burning like a supernova in the cosmos of their lives. But this bond has an expiration date, and the end of the week looms over them. When the supernova inevitably fades, what is left of those who witnessed it?

“This is better than any words we could’ve said.”

#25 in Coming of Age Fiction on Kindle!

In an empire forged from the fires of conquest, marriage and divine secrets, one assassination begins the unraveling of an age.
A spoiled princess becomes a fugitive seeking asylum. A layabout prince is pulled into a deadly succession crisis he wanted no part of. And in the shadows of the imperial court, a savvy princess is building an empire of her own.
Before the new war engulfs the continent, the heirs of Alcrést must learn their places on the board, and the true costs of love, duty and history.

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