Mia Thompson. She's a freshman at Duke University. Since her father's life makes her sorta famous... so she's had fake friends, media attention, but all she wants is some real friends and a good first year at college. Majoring in physical therapy has always been her dream and part of her passion, but can she do it? Wi...
Grayson is headed into the biggest season of his career. Cait is aiming for a return to Olympic glory. Can they reach their goals without losing each other in the process? This is the sequel to Bring Me to Life and Still. If you have not read those, you may be somewhat lost reading this story. Also, there is a c...
Yes, I'm baaack. This story is set entirely in the future. I don't know where actual Grayson will be in 2021, but fictional Grayson is alive and, well, he's alive. I got a lot of requests for a future look at Grayson and Cait, so here it is. This is a sequel to Him & I. It's been two years since their wedding. Gr...
Grayson and Cait are parents. Luke and Rae aren't. At least not yet. Connor is navigating his senior year of high school. Justin and Jackie have to face their families. And The Brotherhood. Who survives? And how? Tune in. This book will likely not be a cohesive story, but more a series of vignettes. Just mome...
This is the sequel to I'll Find You. If you haven't read the three books that precede this, you might be lost. Grayson Allen has finally left Duke University behind for the NBA. Now he's in a new city, on a new team with new coaches. But he brought one important thing with him. Cait Callahan has left the world...
If you've read any of my stories, you know that music clearly influences a lot of what I write. But sometimes there's a song that I can't get out of my head, that fits the characters, but not the plot. So I decided to make a book of short scenes that bear no relationship whatsoever to the plot of my main stories. I...
This is the sequel to Bring Me to Life and covers the time period from May 2017 through September 2017. If you have not read Bring Me to Life, you should, not just because I wrote it, but because a lot of this book won't make much sense to you. Same disclaimers apply - I don't know these people and obviously, this is...
Duke basketball star Grayson Allen and Olympic champion Caitlin Callahan are too much alike. They're intelligent, driven and fiery. They've enjoyed success. They've both been on the wrong side of public opinion. He's trying to rebuild his image. She's trying to rebuild her career. They're race cars without br...