When she’s not writing, she enjoys her family. Her toddler keeps her on her toes. She also enjoys dance fitness, ridiculous amounts of coffee, spiritual wellness (all the good vibes), anime, naps and reading!
Abigail "Big Abby" Wendell, a lone frontierswoman in the Dakota Territory, must acquire a husband or give up the homestead she established with her late father. The men in her small town have never been kind to her, but Abby isn't easily rattled. Both practical and stubborn, she posts an advertisement in want of a husband, and she gets far more than she bargained for.
Carl Brooks is a simple, rambling man who never took to book learning. Believing a family and land of his own was not in the cards for him; he was in for quite the shock when Abigail's advertisement found him in the midst of planning his next move. The promise of a real home is too good to pass up.
After some mishaps and miscommunication, Abby ends up married to the wrong man! Or perhaps, he’s just the man she needs? When Carl makes his way to Abby, they find they have both met unexpected challenges on the long and dusty road to wedded bliss.
Published by Dusty Rose Publishing. 
Roberta “Birdie” Radford is a fashionably independent spinster in the Antebellum South. While the term had a sad connotation to most, she had seen it as a secret freedom only some were lucky enough to achieve. Her younger sister, Annie, is the mirror opposite. She married the most eligible, wealthy bachelor in town, Earl. However, when wedded bliss soon becomes a prison, she tries to leave him.
Their careful plan for Annie is ruined when Earl suspects her intentions. When Birdie finds Annie with Earl’s hands around her throat, slowly killing her, Birdie acts. The sisters say their last goodbye to Earl. Afraid of the ramifications of their crime, the sisters disguise themselves and go on the run.
In rural Arkansas, they rent a cabin with the intent of keeping away from prying eyes. Their entire plan is thrown for a loop when their nosy neighbors take too much of an interest in their lives.
Published by Dusty Rose Publishing.
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