- you’re in for emotional intensity (the kind that makes you pause to take a deep breath)
- you like characters who yearn and break and bleed on the page
- you long for radically intimate stories full of grief, healing, fear, hope, courage and connection
- you want to go deep, but feel held while you do it
- you want to finish a book feeling changed.
Keep scrolling to discover my books or click the link to be taken to your regional Amazon page to buy or read on Kindle Unlimited:
Naheli’s Sacrifice: A Heartbreaking Fantasy Romance About Sacrifice, Loss, And Friendship
- Forbidden love, erased memory, and seven days to live
- Feelings first: character-driven, morally complex, low on combat
- Mythic atmosphere: a lonely island, a glass altar, an ocean goddess
- Bittersweet catharsis: aching, meaningful, and hard to forget
- Likely the saddest book you’ll read all year (you’ve been warned)
Seven days left to live – then Naheli will lie down on the cold glass altar of the ocean goddess to become her Sacrifice at last.
Her people have made sure she will go willingly. For years, they have stripped her memories, suppressed her will to live, and isolated her from everyone who once cared for her.
There is nothing left to live for.
Until Naheli receives a letter that shouldn’t exist – from Leykhan, whose hands she remembers, whose promises still linger in her numbed mind. But Leykhan died years ago: he was executed for loving her.
For the first time, Naheli longs to live.
But her people won’t let her. Because endangering her Sacrifice would mean drawing the fury of the ocean goddess down on her entire island.
With the days slipping away and only an impossible letter to guide her, Naheli fights to uncover her suppressed feelings and reclaim her lost memories. To change her fate, she must find out what – and who – is worth dying for.
Naheli’s Sacrifice is a dark, lyrical stand-alone fantasy about memory, love and what we choose to die for – perfect for readers who love deeply emotional, character-driven stories like Never Let Me Go, The Time Traveler’s Wife or The Midnight Library. Pick this up if you enjoy novels that leave you in tears but with a sense of meaning.
If you’re ready to go deep, click here to buy Naheli’s Sacrifice on Amazon (or read on Kindle Unlimited).
Not Alone: A Literary Speculative Novel About The Slow, Aching Return To Humanity
- Intense, character-led speculative fiction
- A dystopian world where humanity tries to return to feeling
- An unusual protagonist you won’t forget
- Themes of loss, grief, connection and healing
- A book that lingers: you’ll cry, but it’ll mean something
Jane-two-seven works in restoration: a dangerous, intense process that helps people reclaim their humanity after centuries of numb survival.
It is the most intimate work in her world. Jane sits beside strangers while their defences are torn down, holds their hands when they shake, and stays – unconditionally. Then she files her report and walks away.
That is how restoration is meant to be: their feelings, not hers.
For years, Jane excels at her work – most of her subjects survive. Until one night, a restoration goes catastrophically wrong.
Jane is taken off duty, stripped of contact with subjects and reassigned to protocol design from behind a screen – far from touch and further from feeling.
But something in Jane has cracked. And once the restoration cascade begins, there is no turning back.
Not Alone is a quiet, emotional speculative novel about grief, connection and the slow, aching return to humanity – perfect for readers who love character-driven stories like Never Let Me Go or Station Eleven.
If you want to be changed by the last page, click here to buy Not Alone on Amazon (or read on Kindle Unlimited).
Breathe For Me: An Erotic Descent Into Power, Trust and Surrender
- Safe, consensual BDSM erotica
- Male submissive, female dominant (but so much more)
- Intense emotions, physical pain and vulnerability
- Themes of trauma, healing, control and surrender
- A safe, fun and hot read for sensitive readers
Owen Reid isn’t looking for pain.
He’s looking for something real.
Late one night, hovering between numbness and quiet panic, Owen stumbles across an online forum whispering about a woman known as The Grey Lady. Claire Stirling’s website looks nothing like the places he’s been avoiding: no nudity, no promises of pleasure – just clinical forms, quiet warnings and a phrase he can’t let go of: therapeutic surrender.
Owen applies anyway, despite the disclaimer warning of “physical pain, emotional discomfort and intense vulnerability”.
Claire accepts. And Owen is about to discover what her precise hands and calm, relentless attention can do to a man who isn’t sure what he wants – only that, for the first time in years, he feels truly seen.
Breathe For Me is a quiet BDSM short story about loneliness, consent and the terrifying, beautiful risk of finally letting someone in. It’s a perfect fit for readers of Tiffany Reisz and anyone who still cares about negotiated, safe, consensual play.
While the novel is still being written, you can download an intro (a short story) for free here. It can be read as a stand-alone.