OMG. What did I just read? If you think Woman Down by Colleen Hoover is a standard thriller, you’re mistaken. This was a graphic, taboo ‘cringe-fest’ following Petra, an author who takes method writing way too far. From a disturbing extramarital affair to a late-game thriller pivot, here is why this book left me creeped out.

On The Edge by Kate Horan was my first book by this author, and I enjoyed the fast paced, addictive, easy to read crime thriller. The suspense and hidden secrets made it so intriguing. Add it to your TBR.

Pinterest For Authors – How To Sell More Books Easily shows you how to use Pinterest as a powerful search engine to reach readers and drive book sales. Learn how to optimize your profile, design high-converting pins, and build boards that tell your unique author story. With strategic keywords and consistent pinning, Pinterest becomes a long-term traffic machine. This post gives you a clear plan to grow your platform—and sell more books without burning out.

Beta reading isn’t about tearing your story apart—it’s about helping it shine.
I work closely with authors to refine pacing, deepen characters, and highlight your voice.
This post shares real feedback transformations from authors I’ve worked with.
If you’re stuck or second-guessing, these stories might be just what you need to feel ready.

Beta reading is one of the most misunderstood stages of the writing process. From unpaid favors to vague feedback, myths abound. This post breaks down what beta readers actually do—and what they don’t. If you’re seeking early feedback before a full edit, this guide will help you avoid confusion and invest your time wisely.

If you’re a first-time author, working with an editor can feel overwhelming. This guide walks you through what editing really involves—from beta reads to final polish—while showing you how to protect your unique voice. You’ll learn when to bring in support, what kind of editing you might need, and how to choose the right editor for you. Editing isn’t about perfection—it’s about clarity, connection, and growth.

Great Big Beautiful Life promised glamour, legacy, and heart—but only partially delivered. While the setup was compelling, the execution felt rushed and lacked emotional depth. Characters skimmed the surface rather than diving deep, leaving me craving more. Here’s my full, honest take on what soared—and what fell flat.

Introduction If you’re an author staring at your manuscript wondering whether your story still sounds like you, you’re not alone. One of the biggest fears writers have when seeking feedback or hiring an editor is simple—but real: “Will they change my voice?” And this is how I improve your story without sacrificing your voice. As […]

I didn’t fall into beta reading—I chose it.
There were times when I saw stories with heart but no clarity. And I decided to help those authors who wanted just that extra nudge. I offer honest, supportive feedback authors can trust. Because your story deserves to connect, not confuse.