I have always had stories in my head and have always enjoyed writing.  These stories honestly just pour out of me, writing themselves.  They surprise even me as I bring them to life.  Well planned plots often get changed as the characters make different choices than I expected.   I write about teens and young adults because you write what you know.  I have teens and young adults in my household, so I live the drama daily (I am the mom of 1 boy and 4 girls).   I, also, remember the drama from high school and college very vividly (I was an emotional roller coaster).   

**Warning... I am slow to update my stories, but I WILL get there.  

**Disclaimer:**   All of my stories are my original works.  I do NOT copy from other writers.  We all get our stories from our life experiences, what we've seen, what we've heard, and what we know.  So there is bound to be books with similar ideas, plots, or characters.  It is very difficult to come up with a completely unique idea in story writing.  The more you read, the more similarities you see in the books that you read.  What makes a story truly great and unique is not the story itself, but how well the author brings you into that story, takes you on the adventure along with the characters, makes you care about those characters, and makes you think.  So, read my books for the adventure, to meet the characters, and see where they lead you.  I welcome comments and critique, but please do NOT accuse me of copying other writers!  EVER!   I may have similar thoughts or ideas, --I mean, great minds think alike, and all-- but I do NOT want my works copied, so I could never bring myself to copy others --do unto others, and all that.  If you start to see similarities, try looking for the differences, instead.  **Keep in mind, that while snow looks the same, no two snowflakes are truly alike. **