Where Language Meets Desire

I write contemporary romance about closeness—how people find it, avoid it, and sometimes lose it just as they reach for it. My stories are shaped as much by silence as by dialogue, by what’s felt but never said.

I’m drawn to the charged spaces between people: pauses, glances, moments of hesitation. Those quiet thresholds are where desire sharpens, and where we reveal who we really are—often without meaning to.

My work blends lyrical, sensual prose with close psychological attention to character. I care about the contradictions at the heart of intimacy—tenderness and fear, control and surrender, longing and restraint. I don’t write to idealize love, but to explore it honestly, with emotional precision and depth.