London, England 1815 Chapter 1 “The art of war is… a matter of life and death, a road either to safety or to ruin.” —Sun Tzu, The Art of War Every unmarried daughter in the ton knew that obtaining an ideal match was a contest of wit, skill, and strategy, and I was determined to emerge the victor. The difficulty, however, lay not in winning a gentleman’s heart—those were surprisingly easy to come by—but in persuading my father to finance the wardrobe such a victory req

Can you believe it's been one whole year since Mount of Lost Memories was released? I can't. I'm so grateful to everyone who has read and supported the book! It has meant the world to me. To celebrate this anniversary, I decided to share the unpublished prologue. For the first three drafts, the prologue was what you'll read below—not the prologue about the king dying. This captures a moment sixteen years ago where the Clanmother, who was Second at the time, decides to take M

Update about my amazing launch party for my debut novel, Mount of Lost Memories.