Why did you write your book? Over the past three hundred and sixty-five days, I have been asked that question several times over. What inspired me to write Reframed ? I believe my answers have varied, when the inquiry was posed by both myself and others, and in every instance, the answer was sound. However, the truest, purest response is one I have forgotten during the process of releasing Reframed out into the world, and I think it is one I need reminding of: I wrote Reframe

You know what I usually feel stinks this time of year? Or just in general? Love. L-O-V-E, love. Least likely fan, right over here. Except…for this year. This year, I don’t mind the word that sends fear into the hearts of all single people round the world. Why? I’m so glad you asked! Because this year, I have my own love story to celebrate. Or rather, two love stories to celebrate 😉 That’s right, we are once again here to promote my two Latter-day Saint Romances, Reframed an

Defeated. If I had to describe the beginning of 2026, that is the word that comes to mind. The word that allows me to take a breath and remove the mask I feel like I’ve been wearing since long before January 1st. The three syllables that completely encompass just how I have been feeling. Defeated. There are several culprits behind my less-than-stellar start to the year: I think thirty is finally hitting me. With the holidays on the heels of my birthday, it seems as if the pas