THE LAST LAYER is a somber, intimate poetry collection exploring lesbian grief, memory, and the slow weight of healing. Set in the quiet sanctuary of the kitchen, these poems trace the bittersweet aftermath of losing a partner. It is a tender tribute to queer love and survival-written for anyone learning to rebuild a life from the fragments left behind. I still measure enough flour for two, forgetting you no longer sit at the table. The oven grows cold, but the memory of you, Is the one thing I cannot make stable.

Blood, bruises, and the breathtaking wreck of women loving women. BEAUTIFUL SCARS is an unapologetic, explicit descent into the darkest corners of the sapphic psyche. This confessional collection leaves no stone unturned, tearing through the raw complexities of trauma, taboo desires, mental health, and the violent beauty of survival. Through sharp, visceral verse, these poems expose the underbelly of mature queer relationships where passion blurs into obsession, healing demands total destruction, and the ghosts of the past still demand to be fed. It explores everything from the heavy grief of lost identity to the intoxicating, dangerous heights of toxic devotion. This is not a book of gentle healing. It is a fierce, unfiltered excavation of the wounds we inflict on ourselves and each other, proving that the deepest cuts leave behind the most breathtaking art. You bit your name into my skin and called it love. Now I bleed your ink, worshipping the phantom ache of the teeth you left behind. Warning: Contains explicit content, dark themes, and adult concepts. For mature readers who find solace in the shadows.

A breathless line between control and choice, I yield my body to your quiet reign; In absolute surrender, I find my voice, Where sacred trust dissolves the edge of pain.