Typically, I write short erotic stories because I like to transform the reader's mind from the day to day tasks into a sense of nostalgia or give them hope for what is to come in their personal life. For example, who remembers hooking up in college after a few beers or even having bonfires that led to some steamy nights? I want to bring you back to that. I want to make you smell the scent of burning wood and his cologne. I want you to remember how comfortable her parent's couch was back in the day. My goal is to also show you what could come in the near future. In just an instant, your entire life could change. A spilled coffee. A class at the university. Personally, I was in a place where I gave up on relationships and stayed that way for about a month. The love of my life decided to go out with his buddies at a bar and one of my girlfriends knew them. We've been together ever since that night. That can happen for anyone. Don't give up.

The Philadelphia series I've been writing is about a 23 year old girl who lives in California, who is forced to visit her aunt in Pennsylvania. She's struggling to get over a nasty break up and her aunt is always on the run with her spa business, so she spends a lot of time alone. She feels like she doesn't fit in. Lucky for her, in the blink of an eye she has a new sexy summer love, who turns her world upside down. The novels are written as diary entries, first by the woman and then her partner. You follow their love story until the end of summer when the main character, Candice, has to decide if she wants to go back to Cali, or if her new love has enticed her to stay with him.

I'm a pretty classic girl. Dickens is by far my favorite author. Hard Times. Great Expectations. Ahh. I also have a slight obsession with Mark Twain. Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Fin run rampant through my literary dreams. F. Scott Fitzgerald's Great Gatsby was intriguing. Can't forget Atticus in To Kill a Mockingbird. The Scarlet Letter (yay Ema Stone.) Dracula. Frankenstein. Fahrenheit 451. The Iliad and the Odyssey. My Antonia. As far as modern novels, I like the House of Night series by P.C and Kristin Cast.

Anything naughty. Honestly, I prefer writing Erotica than reading it. It's not that I don't like them. I just prefer not to change my bed sheets that often ;) Anything historical lights my fire. The paranormal is a close second. Romance is great.

Not well. I have a good background in Word, Excel and Powerpoint but I struggle with anything more than a picture and some basic font as a cover. Please don't disregard my work because of the poorly put together cover. I am not by any means a graphic designer but the cover is only for the premium catalog. It does not reflect the story within. Promise.

Smashwords has given me an outlet for some feedback. What better way to improve your skills than to have someone read and leave a review. I live for constructive criticism, so long as its purpose is to be helpful and not hurtful that is.

The fans are everything. Everything, and I'm not just saying that. I check my dashboard regularly. I don't need to see sales, what I look for is the number of downloads. One more person was intrigued by me. That's what I want. That's what keeps me going. I crave it.

I have a few other stories going. The Philadelphia series is my first priority. Partly because its the dead of winter as I write this and the holidays are over, so what is there to look forward to but salty lips, sandy cheeks and tan skin? Aside from those novels, I have a few historical fiction novels on the rise and a paranormal one also.

I started writing back in high school. I wasn't under the assumption that I had any special gift or anything. I just liked to write. One of my assignments was to create a short story. I wrote a short historical fiction and when I turned in that paper I got a 100. Not a 98 or a 99. A 100. My teacher asked me to stay after class. "You really have something here. I know you're very practical and you want to be an accountant but please, don't ignore this." Her words swirled around in my head. Still do.