I'm a 22 year-old, struggling college student, currently suffering through an accounting degree (pray for me). I didn't exactly pick it out of passion, because my real love lies in psychology, human behaviour, and understanding the messiness of how people connect, bond, and break.

I'm drawn to character studies and emotional nuance, so just give me complex characters with unresolved trauma and moral contradictions, and I'm hooked! I want to write stories that are explorations of love, but not the sunshine and rainbows kind. So, while romance will often be present, I would not call them "romantic".

Genres I lean into: Contemporary fiction| Romance (but messy)| Horror| Literary fiction.

If you enjoy stories that feel like character dissections, a bit slow-burning, and emotionally layered, you'll probably love it here. If not, I'll appreciate your feedback either way.

Currently writing:
1. Every Way I Love You - Ivellith and Joshua's love story is complicated by trust issues, emotional unavailability, and a  growing tension that neither of them knows how to handle. It is a story about the push and pull of love when vulnerability feels like a trap.