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Letting Go was my first published novel. When I was writing it, I never planned it as part of a series, but as I’m sure many authors can attest to, the characters had other plans. In Letting Go, my main characters, Cyan and Ryder, found themselves in an impossible situation, but they didn’t give up on one another.

I moved on and wrote Another Sunrise, a standalone love story based in a small rural town, before my characters from Pacific Grove called to me again. In Something Beautiful, the small apartment that Cyan rented in Letting Go was now the refuge for Olivia, who soon met Grayson, a member of a famous rock band who was hiding out from his past at the oceanside rental that Olivia managed.

Again, I moved on and wrote another standalone love story, Moon and Back. This time, based along a busy highway in the middle of the desert where our main character Sarah meets Jesse, an angry teen mired in grief, who would become her best friend, and then her future. Their love story plays out over the years before we travel with Sarah as she decides her future.

I planned to write a third full-length novel in the Pacific Grove series after writing Something Beautiful, but then Grayson’s three band members tapped me on the shoulder asking for their stories to be told. So, the third novel, which will be Cyan’s brother Sam’s story, is coming, but first we’re hearing from Scott, Micah, and Trent.

They’ll each get a shorter novella, but they will get their HEA in the end. First up is Golden Hour, Scott and Meghan’s love story. We met both of them in Something Beautiful as Meghan is Grayson’s sister and Scott is his best friend.

Golden Hourstage,Trent, the band goofball, and bass guitarist is in the editing/finishing stage and I’m currently writing Micah and Joy’s story. Next we’ll hear from Trent, the band goofball and bass guitarist. Stay tuned for the release of all three novellas, followed by Sam’s full length, heart-wrenching, soul-repairing story!

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The Love & Devotion Author Event in Burbank was well done. Authors Tonya Clark and Naomi Springthorp invested a great deal of time and effort in ensuring the event was both fun and informative, providing a great opportunity for readers and other authors to meet and interact. Their efforts were so appreciated!

I also had the opportunity to present my business, 26 Letters, at the event. With literary-themed drinkware, stationery, book bags, keychains, bookmarks, enamel pins, and much more, I was able to showcase all of my fun, literary-themed products! If you’re a bookworm, be sure to check out my website at Shop26Letters.com!

These author signing events are a great way to meet other authors and the amazing readers who devour our books!

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As an indie author, I wanted to create a company that not only expresses the joys of reading, but also celebrates the writers who pour their hearts and soul into the stories we read.

With 30 years of experience as a business owner in the sign industry, I decided to combine my business experience, graphic design skills, and passion for all things book related into one business. Thus, 26 Letters was born!

That every book you’ve ever read is just a unique combination of 26 Letters is such a cool idea that it became the name of the company.

Now, when I’m not writing books, I’m designing and producing fun book-related products that help others express thier inner bookworm!

Whether you’re a bookworm or a wordsmith, we’ve got the goods for you! Embrace your love for all things written with our 26 Letters literary goodies. Got a book lover in your life? Stumped on a gift? Check out 26 Letters to see the products we have for your favorite bibliophile!