For twenty years, I've worked as a corporate graphic designer, blending creativity with business demands. But my dream to be a storyteller never stopped calling. In 2025, I finally traded boardrooms for blank pages, stepping fully into writing speculative fiction that asks what it means to be human in a world moving further from authentic connections.
My novel, The Cure for Destiny, is a story of desperation and desire: a young woman’s gamble to save her dying sister by allying with a shapeshifter whose very existence defies chance. It weaves poker-table tension, forbidden romance, and supernatural danger—an exploration of love, sacrifice, and how far we’ll go to hold onto the people who matter most.
At the heart is a belief that stories can close the distance between us. In an age defined by screens, speed, and isolation, I write to remind myself—and my readers—that connection is possible, even in the strangest or darkest circumstances. My characters often face impossible odds, but through their choices they rediscover themselves and find true belonging.
When I’m not writing, I’m journaling, crocheting, or trying to keep my black cat, Lucky, from walking across my keyboard. More than anything, I hope my stories don’t just entertain but invite us to remember what binds humanity together: the need to be loved and seen for who we are.
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