In 2020, I finished writing my first book, a memoir spanning three decades, chronicling the reconciliation between my faith, heart, and relentless inner critic. It’s the book my fourteen-year-old self needed…a story of disbelonging, spiritual growth, and fierce authenticity. It gives voice to Christian women who don’t fit neatly into the traditional church box, those liberal evangelicals whose existence does not thrive on polarization and politics.

Readers tell me my writing gives them permission to be human, rather than constantly failing tobe holy. They appreciate how I put into words the harsh and judgmental dialogue of aperfectionist’s mind, whether it be directed towards self or others. They find I put words to their jumbled and genuine questions of faith, those ones with no clean or satisfying answers.

I write for people who crave emotional connection and thoughtful reflection—those who are dissatisfied with societal or spiritual norms that don’t reflect their lived experience. My work often resonates with Christian women who are disillusioned with church patriarchy and don’t fit neatly into the socially conservative mold.

My writing blends formal structure with raw emotional honesty. If you appreciate stories that engage both your head and your heart, you might feel at home here. As a woman who chose to become a mother late in life (scandalously so for evangelical circles), I understand the complexities of living a multifaceted existence. If you’re looking for a voice that combines the precision of an attorney with the heart of a shame-prone emotional warrior, I’m your woman.

Let’s embrace the messy, honest, and meaningful together.