PRIDE, PREJUDICE, AND CURLING ROCKS
YA Romance

Darcy Pryce doesn't care if the kids at school want to make fun of her passion for curling. She certainly doesn't care what Lucas Fitzwilliam thinks about it. Or what he thinks about anything. All she cares about is beating her nemesis in the upcoming bonspiel and finding a way to keep her best friend and team skip from going to college on the other side of the country...

Status: Revision (3rd Draft) Read Chapter One


I'd Rather (not) Be Dead
I'D RATHER NOT BE DEAD
(aka The Novel Formerly Known as SHADOW)
YA Paranormal Romance

Drew McKinney never liked living in Pine Ridge, North Carolina, but she liked it a lot better than being dead there. No way does she want to haunt this stupid hick town for the rest of forever. She doesn't want to haunt anywhere if she can help it.

The whole dying thing knocked Drew back in time several weeks, so she's got a shot at saving herself from Hell in Appalachia if she can figure out why she died. Unfortunately, not only is she clueless about what killed her but there's a soul-eating fog after her, the ruler of the ghost realm is interfering in her afterlife, and the only living person Drew can turn to for help is Cooper Finnegan, who is hands down her least favorite person on the planet.

Status: Completed. Shelved. (for now) Read Chapter One


PARK RAT
YA Romance

When her boyfriend dumped her and hooked up with her least favorite cousin a month before moving to Europe, Freddie Wentworth says, "It felt like late spring. When the world melts away and all I can do is stare, brokenhearted, at the grass until snow covers it again." But she didn't sit around waiting for Elliot's return, she grabbed her skis and dedicated herself conquering the terrain park.

Now Elliot's back in town. He's not the same boy who broke Freddie's heart but has he changed enough to deserve a second chance?

Status: Rough Draft


...And about a dozen other novel-length projects in various states of disrepair. :)

Someone asked me recently how many of these there are. I didn't know and kept coming up with different numbers every time I tried counting. Suffice to say, there are plenty.