Fun Facts & Bonuses

Personally, the author in me loves to write books in the fantasy genre! Which was a surprise for some of my readers when I began writing Rogue in Paris which is an espionage/mystery book, and to be honest it surprised me too! To let you in on a secret, the main reason I wrote my espionage novel was to see if I could simply finish a novel of a good length (250 pages), and I was completely thrilled when I did end up completing it (and not to mention in two months!). My debut also won a ton of awards on Wattpad, which was amazing for me to experience. Here I was with the simple thought "Am I finally living up to my dreams? Do I actually have a shot at an author's career?"

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The thing that not many people know about me, is that I actually quit writing for a year... and never planned to look back. I had been on the writing site of Wattpad for around a year and had written some (horrible) stories that hadn't gained much attention. I was also focusing on all of the wrong things for writing, like fame and fortune, when I should've been focusing on honing my skills to become a better author. I gave up once I started high school because I had gotten really busy with the new environment and trying to do well in my studies... but I also had thought that I wasn't actually a good writer.

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Fast forward a year, to the quarantine period caused by Covid-19. I was bored, I couldn't see my friends, and I was depressed. I tried to find ways to busy myself, like composing songs on the piano, trying my luck at art, and eventually found my way back to writing. During that time I had been reading Ally Carter's series, I'd Tell You I Love You, But Then I'd Have To Kill You, an espionage-teen novel, and ideas started bouncing around in my head. And then BAMB, I had a writing idea, and I turned that idea into the novel know today as Rogue in Paris, my very first completed novel.

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It definitely was an emotional rollercoaster for me to ride, and I actually found many things out about myself. Then I finished writing it and decided that I would take up the writing path once again.

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And now I'm here to get my name and my books out there, so I can make my aspirations and dreams come true.