When Irisa Thorne's life implodes in the city, she moves out to her grandfather's old farm in the country to try to start again.

While this book is as cozy as a blanket fresh out of the drier on a rainy day, there is still conflict.

It's not exactly a mash-up, per-say, but it's definitely something.

I was sad to find out recently that Natalija, the narrator of my first two audiobooks, passed away in 2021. Reposting this interview we...

The amount of math your average writer (not to mention self-published author) may need in their career almost makes me wish I hadn't...