I’ll update this post as I release new books, but here’s my backlist organized by theme, trope, and subgenre.
- Star Dust: forced proximity (neighbors); astronaut hero; divorced, single parent heroine
- Earth Bound: workplace; secret affair; STEM hero and heroine
- Round Midnight: holiday (Christmas and New Year’s Eve); love at first sight (A Midnight Clear); best friend’s sibling (A Midnight Kiss)
- A Midnight Feast: marriage in trouble; holiday (Thanksgiving); astronaut hero
- Free Fall: marriage of convenience/shotgun wedding/accidental pregnancy; age gap; astronaut hero
- Special Interests: opposites attract; workplace; political romance; playboy hero
- Private Politics: friends to lovers; normal guy hero
- Party Lines: enemies to lovers; secret affair; political romance; workplace
- “Appassionata” in He’s Come Undone: second chance with a first love/friends to lovers; workplace; concert pianist heroine; piano tuner hero
- Dispatches: friends to lovers (“Kissing”); enemies to lovers (“Fourth”); second chance with a first love (“Run”); political romances; workplace; small town
- Free: friends to lovers; workplace; small town; motorcycle club
Contemporary Romance:
Historical Romance:
Motorcycle Romance:
Space Race Romance:
Political Romance:
Swoony and Low Angst:
Banter:
Workplace Setting:
- Special Interests
- Party Lines
- Earth Bound
- Dispatches
- Free
- “Appassionata” in He’s Come Undone
Romantic Suspense:
We Are Never Having Kids:
Small Town/Montana:
Holiday/Seasonal:
Beta and Cinnamon Roll Heroes:
- Private Politics
- Round Midnight
- Dispatches
- “Appassionata” in He’s Come Undone
Prominent Female Friendship:
…start here because they’re having a secret affair.
…start here because they’re neighbors and it’s like Pillow Talk but with space travel.
…start here because he’s always adored her.
- Private Politics
- Dispatches
- Free
- “Appassionata” in He’s Come Undone
…start here because it’s free and will give you a preview of my voice.
