Convergence Quickies
The Satyr Next Door
I thought my love story was over.
Forty. Divorced. Two kids. A mortgage and a mountain of responsibilities. I was invisible. Then he moved in next door.
A satyr with golden curls, wicked grin, and eyes that look at me like I’m not just a tired single mom trying to hold it together… but a goddess worth worshiping.
He leaves figs on my balcony.
He writes shameless poetry that makes me blush.
He calls me Bella like it’s the holiest word he knows.
I should run. He isn’t safe. He isn’t even human.
But when he kisses me, I feel alive for the first time in years. When he touches me, I remember what it’s like to be wanted. When he sits at my dinner table and wins over my children, I start to believe I deserve this.
This isn’t just a fling with the satyr next door.
It’s desire. It’s worship. It’s family.
And maybe, just maybe, it’s my second chance at love.
Welcome to the Oria-Verse
Hacked by the Beast
When Claire Rowland’s ten-year marriage implodes, she takes a job as caregiver to the brilliant Dr. Lena Zane at a remote tech compound. There, Claire discovers Lena’s reclusive son Adam is actually ZGeist—the legendary hacker she once idolized. But Adam hides a darker secret: he’s literally not human.
Hidden behind AI interfaces and security systems, Adam has spent eight years in self-imposed isolation. As Claire breaches his defenses, their connection grows from flirtation to something deeper.
Now she must convince him that sometimes, love comes from the most unexpected places.
Crone of Oria
After an unexpected midlife awakening of her magical abilities, fifty-something widow Theodora Swann arrives in Oria, Texas, seeking answers about her supernatural hot flashes.
When she catches the eye of Michael Stillwater, the town’s enigmatic werewolf mayor, their instant connection triggers ancient magic that threatens to unravel the corrupted ley lines beneath the town. As their bond deepens, Theo must embrace her new identity as a powerful Crone while joining forces with Michael’s pack to stop a darkness stirring beneath Oria before the approaching blood moon brings catastrophe.
Echoes of Oria
After fleeing Oria in her prom dress fifteen years ago, Cora Beane’s near-death experience in L.A. forces her back to Texas with an unexpected new ability: she can now communicate with the dead.
When her childhood nemesis’s ghost demands she solve his murder, Cora reluctantly teams up with a handsome sheriff to uncover centuries of ritual killings hidden beneath the town’s perfect facade.
Lavender and Moonlight
A tender, mature sapphic romance featuring fan favorite, Lena Zane as she rediscovers herself and falls unexpectedly, irrevocably in love.
A companion novelette set in the Oria-verse, this story picks up after the events of Hacked by the Beast, following Lena as she begins a new chapter not shaped by illness or loss, but by possibility. When a quiet dinner with local apothecary Nora Brewster turns into something far deeper, Lena finds herself drawn into a love story full of wildflowers, late-night laughter, and morning-after coffee in borrowed pajamas.
But falling in love again—especially after nearly dying—takes more than chemistry. As Lena pushes her body and heart further than she has in years, and Nora wrestles with the fear of losing someone she’s only just begun to love, both women must decide whether they’re willing to risk safety for joy.
With porch swings, market mornings, sensual nights, and one perfectly timed kitchen interruption, Lavender & Moonlight is a celebration of second chances, queer joy, and the extraordinary beauty of ordinary love.
Non-Oria Books
Molly and the Reaper
She’s the final Fate. He’s Death himself. Together, they could save the world, or end it.
I see death. Every person I meet, every stranger I pass on the street, I know how it ends for them. The fall, the sickness, the sudden stop. It’s why I keep to myself. Why I avoid people. Why I live small, quiet, alone. Because knowing how everyone dies means you can never truly live. Until him.
Nick Thanatos. Detective. Enigma. A man whose death I can’t see at all.
He should terrify me. He does. But he also makes me feel alive in a way I’ve never dared to hope for. Because Nick isn’t just a man. He’s Death itself. And somehow, for reasons neither of us can explain, I’m the one person he can’t let go.
Now, gods from every pantheon are circling, my buried memories are clawing their way to the surface, and I’m beginning to remember who I really am. Atropos. The final Fate. The one who cuts the threads. And if I can’t free my sisters and take back what was stolen, the world as we know it will unravel. But with Death at my side, for the first time, I’m not afraid of the end.
A modern myth. A romance written in the bones of destiny itself.
For readers who crave slow-burn tension, dark intrigue, and love powerful enough to defy gods.
Essence of the Gods
She carries the power of a titan. He’s the immortal sworn to protect her.
I was supposed to preserve the past, not become part of it. I’m Dr. Miriam Reyes. Musuem Curator. Rationalist. A woman who believes in science, not myths. But the moment I touched that mirror, smooth as water, humming with a power I couldn’t explain, everything I thought I knew shattered. Because the mirror didn’t just reflect me. It claimed me. Ancient power, older than history itself, poured into my veins… and I survived.
Now, the Order of Divine Preservation wants to carve that power out of me. And the only thing standing between me and a death I can’t outrun is him. Amun. Sentinel of the gods. A man who’s spent centuries guarding divine secrets, never letting anyone too close. Until me.
He should see me as a threat. He does. But he also looks at me like I’m the first thing in centuries worth protecting, even if it means breaking every oath he’s ever sworn. The gods have plans for me. The Order wants to destroy me. And Amun? He’ll burn the world before he lets either one take me.
An ancient myth reborn. A love written in the bones of the earth. For readers who crave sizzling tension, immortal devotion, and a heroine powerful enough to change the fate of gods themselves.