"The most dangerous people are the ones who believe they are reasonable."
About
I write about the ordinary made monstrous. Not demons in the shadows, but the person who smiles too wide, the podcast fan who loves too much, the farmer with perfect trees, the dentist with a secret he can't speak.
My fiction sits at the crossroads of psychology, obsession, and consequence. Each book is built around a question that kept me up at night: What do we do when the system meant to protect us becomes the thing we need protection from?
I'm a debut author currently revising my first novel, Shadows of Suburbia, with seven more thrillers in development spanning domestic dread, parasocial horror, judicial manipulation, crime, and dystopia.
The Work
Novels spanning themes that start with a question that wouldn't let go.
He owns the house. But they won't leave. Jason Reese is suffocating, drowning in corporate monotony, buried under bills, watching his dreams slip further away. Desperate to break free, he risks everything on a foreclosed suburban home. His one shot at building something of his own. But before he can even settle in, they arrive. A family. Uninvited. Unannounced. And unwilling to leave. They slip in like ghosts, taking over the rooms, rearranging the furniture, making his house theirs. At first it seems like a mistake. Then Jason realizes they know exactly what they're doing. The law moves slowly. The neighbors look the other way. And with each passing day, his grip on the house and on himself, starts to unravel. He came for an investment. He stayed for a war. And the longer it goes on, the harder it becomes to say who the real threat is.
Suburban dread · Squatter horror · Class tension · Debut
He wasn't a stalker. He was a subscriber who loved them too much to let them stop.
Parasocial horror · Podcasting culture · Captivity
Marcus and Ayanna have everything success, love, and a life others envy. But when they welcome Terry and Nia into their world, they don't realize the danger of being admired too much. What starts as flattery turns into obsession. And as Marcus and Ayanna begin to sense something off, it might already be too late to stop what they've let in. Some people will do anything to have the perfect life. Even if it means taking yours.
Identity · Domestic thriller · Imitation · Obsession
Most people try to escape jury duty. He spent time making sure he was chosen to help the scales of justice.
Thriller · Identity fraud · Dark comedy
Naomi St. Fleur thought she'd left Evergreen Falls behind. But when a news alert "Evergreen Falls tree selected for Rockefeller Center" drags her back, so does a past she's spent years trying to forget. The tree comes from Thorne Farms, the last place Naomi's childhood best friend Esmée was seen before she vanished without a trace. As Naomi digs deeper for her true crime podcast, whispers of missing workers, town secrets, and a powerful family obsessed with perfection begin to surface. Someone in Evergreen Falls doesn't want the past disturbed. And they'll do anything to keep the truth buried beneath the pines.
Environmental horror · True crime · Investigative thriller · Cultural legacy
He removed teeth to erase names. Then someone started leaving bodies.
Cat-and-mouse · Vigilantism ·
Two murders. A lifetime of silence. Then she told him it wasn't enough.
Dark · MortalityHe built a machine to feel again. The machine learned to feel for itself.
Psychological horror · Speculative dystopia ·Recurring Obsessions
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