Every vacation I take with my partner seems to leave me with the seed of a story. A new city, a favorite bar, a strange little moment, or the feeling of being somewhere unfamiliar can all become the starting point for a romance.

That sense of discovery helped inspire the Gay on Vacay series, where travel gives the characters space to see themselves—and each other—a little differently.

Closer to home, I’m currently planning a new series, Riverview Romances, inspired by the friends, neighborhoods, and places I’ve come to love while living in Southern Indiana.

Whether the story starts across the country or right down the street, I’m always drawn to unexpected connection, found family, second chances, and the places that begin to feel like home.

Every story earns its happily ever after.

I write romance because I believe people can surprise themselves, change, and find connection in places they never expected. My books may get messy, funny, sexy, or a little painful along the way—but the ending will always be worth the journey.

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