the Peaches & Honey Duology
These Immortal Truths & These Godly Lies
Both epic and intimate, These Immortal Truths is a powerful and romantic historical fantasy that explores not only what it means to live forever, but what it means to live fully.
A shapeshifting god. A divine peach. And a woman gifted with forever.
Anna is used to hunger and hardship. Ever since the pale shadows on her skin were mistaken for leprosy, she has lived alone in exile, each day focused only on survival.
Then a single act of kindness towards a beautiful stranger changes her life forever.
Suddenly, her body is as untouched by time as it is by harm, and Anna experiences a new freedom she has never known. But as decades and centuries pass, the lives of everyone she meets slip through her fingers like grains of sand… everyone, except Khiran—the shapeshifting god who gave her immortality. No matter the years or distance, she trusts that he will always return.
Yet there is more to immortality than Anna knows, and as she travels the ages, she will discover the beauty—and danger—of a life without end.
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CW/TW: Some explicit language, open door sex scene (not graphic), attempted sexual assault, off-page child loss, depression, grieving, infertility, war, famine, racism, sexism, slavery, minor character death, alcohol, mentions of pregnancy and childbirth. If you have any questions, never hesitate to contact me. <3
Standalone Books
Ladybirds
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Miracles don’t come free and words are binding.
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The miracles he grants have a cursed edge, but he’s not the villain Sara expected. Still, she’s not exactly thrilled about being haunted by a snarky ghost with a flair for the dramatic and an obsession with Spanish soap operas.
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An enemies to lovers ghost story.
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TW: language, alcohol, mentions of alcoholism, minor character death, broken family, abandonment, mentions of miscarriage/pregnancy
Everlong
A mortal love
An eternal life
Lily doesn’t remember her death, or even her reawakening, but she knows this: the sun is to be feared, words are her salvation, and—above all—the bench facing the playground is hers.
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Every night, she writes stories about the broken and abandoned things she finds littering the park. As the decades pass and the city skyline grows, her body remains immortal and unchanged… even as her mind decays. She is the pin holding the hands of the clock, fixed and entirely alone as the world moves around her.
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Until Sam de la Cruz, a young man of summer smiles, takes a seat beside her and an unlikely friendship blooms. Months pass and their relationship grows, but her mind and memories continue to fade until Sam realizes the strange, lonely woman he’s come to love is more than what she seems.
A story about love, loss, and what it means to live forever.
Gold Medalist 2022 Readers’ Favorite for Literary Fiction
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TW: language, character death, grief, mentions of infertility
