I write about
the parts of history
they tried to bury.

Her stories live in crumbling castles and candlelit war rooms, on rain-lashed decks and in drawing rooms where every smile hides a knife. The period changes; the mood doesn't.

Her debut trilogy, The Ashford Legacy, follows one family's descent into betrayal, espionage, and war across three generations — a chess-piece villain structure that escalates from a stolen inheritance to a full-scale naval conflict.

When she's not in the archives, she's probably reading about poisoners, arguing about the Brontë sisters, or planning her next ghost story for Christmas.

§ She believes history has teeth. Her books prove it.