Two Summer Releases, One Very Excited Author

July has been a whirlwind in the best possible way. I’ve been juggling deadlines, release prep, newsletter swaps, and the occasional temptation to abandon my laptop for the sparkling siren‑song of my pool. But all that hard work has paid off, because I finally get to share not one, but two new releases with you — each one bringing its own brand of heat, danger, and emotional punch.

Let’s dive in.

⭐ The Gift — Romantic Suspense with a Paranormal Twist

The Gift is one of those stories that grabbed me by the collar and refused to let go. Erica’s ability — her “gift” — has shaped her entire life, and not always in ways she wanted. Writing her journey meant exploring vulnerability, strength, and the terrifying hope that comes with trusting someone new.

And then there’s Coop.

Their chemistry is the kind that simmers even when they’re trying to behave, and ignites the moment they stop pretending. This book blends suspense, emotional depth, and a paranormal thread that adds a delicious layer of tension to every moment they share.

If you haven’t met them yet, you can explore more here: The Gift

⭐ Dangerous Obsession — Dark Refuge 4

Dark Refuge has always been a world of shadows, secrets, and fierce loyalty, and Dangerous Obsession pushes all of that to the edge. A stalker/sub killer is circling closer, the club is on high alert, and two people who should know better find themselves tangled in a connection that’s as intense as the threat closing in.

This book is dark, twisty, emotional, and one of the most gripping installments I’ve written. The villain’s “why” shaped the entire story — and once I understood it, everything else fell into place with that satisfying click that makes an author grin.

If you’re ready to step back inside Dark Refuge, you can find the new release here: Dangerous Obsession

⭐ What’s Next

I’m still hard at work on the new shifter collaboration coming this fall (hopefully). I can’t say much yet, but the world‑building is delicious, the suspense is sharp, and every time a scene clicks, I do that delighted little villain‑style chuckle that tells me we’re onto something good.

More soon — promise.