Quills & Consequences

Cozy fantasy meets writerly chaos in a world where enchanted quills have opinions—and characters refuse to stay on the page

QUILLS & CONSEQUENCES: Jaedyn’s life is overflowing with unfinished stories. When Rowan—a hero straight out of her abandoned epic fantasy—knocks on her door, wanting her to finish his story, she refuses, saying she doesn't have time because she has way too many other stories to write. 

He takes matters into his own hands, hijacking her quill and attempting to write the story himself. That's when things go spectacularly sideways.

Between a determined fictional hero, a snarky Pomeranian named Riley who has opinions on just about everything, Midgi, an adorable teacup dragon who breathes mist instead of fire, and a magical quill with ideas of its own, Jaedyn’s about to discover that in a world where stories spill off the page and characters refuse to stay put, sometimes the line between writer and character isn’t as solid as it seems.

PORTALS & POSSIBILITIES: Jaedyn’s writing world is in total chaos. When Rowan hijacked her enchanted quill to write his story, Midgi, her tiny purple dragon, tumbles through a portal into the depths of Jaedyn’s half-written worlds. She has to rescue him from a story-verse full of story fragments and characters clamoring for their own books.  

Worse, the Department of Narrative Police is threatening to shut down all her stories unless she produces outlines. Jaedyn insists she’s a pantser and pantsers don’t do outlines. Rowan insists he should step in since he has plotter energy. 

Maris, a time-traveling, dimension-hopping librarian, arrives with Dewey, her plotter Pomeranian, to try to resolve the plot leakage and stabilize the story-verse. As characters from stories she’s never written appear, Jaedyn realizes her story might be unraveling faster than she can plot it. (Not that she ever plots. But… still.)

THREADS & TIMELINESMaris, the dimension-hopping librarian, reports that the Library of Infinite Threads is in chaos. Books are missing, timelines are unraveling, and stories are writing themselves. When an evil wizard, and his even-more-evil apprentice, go in search of the Codex, reality is in danger of being completely rewritten. 

Willow, guardian of a cosmic library, appears in her shape-shifting form as a fluffy gray cat to protect it. And there’s another problem: Maggie has begun echoing herself… and Janus fears she may be multiplying across parallel realities.

Midgi is having the time of his life. He’s getting so many ideas for his
Multiverse of Maybe book. Unless Jaedyn and her not‑so‑imaginary cast of epic heroes, librarians, bakers, time travelers, baristas, shape-shifters, dogs, and dragons can untangle the threads of the stories, everything may come undone.

Available on Amazon. (Free in KU)

Novel Notes

These lighthearted books for novelists invite you on a magical novel-writing journey

Novel Writer's Survival Guide offers everything you need to know, and probably more than a few things you don’t want to know, about writing a novel in 30 days. Invites you into the magic inside your mind and shows you how to make the writing magic happen. It offers a workbook for planning your novel and a road map for your month-long, novel-writing journey.

If you're thinking about writing a 50,000-word novel in thirty days, this book will guide you every step of the way... from novel prep, to actually writing your novel, how to structure and sketch out your novel, to capturing your plot bunnies, and opening your imagination and setting it free.

Novel Quest offers a humorous look at writers writing a 50,000-word novel in thirty days, time morphing, a kahuna quest, the power of wishes, the magic of words, and the reality of imagination.

It invites you on an imaginary writer's retreat in Maui, where the main character, Mocha Latte, along with her adorable Pomeranian, Magi, is on a quest to write a 50,000-word novel in thirty days. 

Both books are available on Amazon.