FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

  • Yes! I’ve written about helpful tips for authors, including how to write a query letter, how to plot a novel, time management for authors, and more. Check out all of my writing advice here.

  • Great question!

    Suitable for age 12+ (No serious profanity or on-page intimacy):

    Letters to the Lost

    More than We Can Tell

    A Curse So Dark and Lonely (full trilogy)

    Defy the Night (full trilogy)

    Suitable for age 14+ (Occasional violence and profanity, on-page intimacy written with veiled language):

    Forging Silver into Stars (full trilogy)

    The Elemental Series (full series)

    Call It What You Want

    For adult readers (On page violence, profanity, and open door intimacy):

    Warrior Princess Assassin (full series)

  • November 5, 2026.

  • Thank you for thinking of me! I’m honored! Unfortunately, I’m a bit swamped with blurb requests. (I get at least three per week, and obviously I can’t read that many books.) At this point, all blurb requests should be directed to my agent, Suzie Townsend at New Leaf Literary & Media. If I have to say no, please know that it’s not a reflection on you, your writing, or your book. It’s simply because I’m a busy mom who has entirely too many books to read.

  • I did! The Forging Silver into Stars trilogy takes place in the Cursebreaker universe, and it’s set four years after the conclusion to A Vow So Bold and Deadly. The main characters are Tycho (whom readers met in A Heart So Fierce and Broken), as well as Callyn and Jax. For fans of the Cursebreaker series, don’t worry! All your favorite characters from the original series show up and make plenty of appearances.

  • Nope! Both series take place within the same “world,” but you don’t need to read the first trilogy. The only real spoiler from the first trilogy is who’s sitting on the throne.

  • Thank you! It means so much to me when readers love my characters so much that they envision artwork and merchandise. All merch/licensing requests should go to my agent, Suzie Townsend, at New Leaf Literary Agency.

  • I get this question a lot, and I’m so touched that readers love my contemporary YA. My best answer at this point is … not right now. I absolutely love contemporary YA, but right now it’s a tough sell (both to publishers and to readers), and I have other books under contract. But I never say never, so maybe one day in the future!