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Updated: Mar 10, 2020

March 19, 2019


Suddenly, I was Rory Gilmore, the "I love you" blunder of 2000, and Dean was staring at me. He was waiting, but Maverick just smiled. He could wait.


Yet, something in my stomach drew tight. I knew it. I knew I loved him. In fact, I knew it in those fleeting moments on the beach, but I became mute.


But as Rachel Green once put it, "people love to hear that," and it never hurt to say it. It never hurt to open your mouth and say something.






What feels like months ago (but was actually about ten days), I received this gorgeous cover in my email. It was finalized. I shared it with the kids in my classroom. I made it my background on my phone. I screamed into the wind (hyperbole). Now, I can finally share it with the public!


For the second time in a row, Finch Books has delivered beyond expectation and given me exactly what I didn't know I wanted. Now, I wait to show Emma - my baby for all intents and purposes - to the world!


Pre-Order: January 14, 2020

General Release: February 25, 2020

Updated: Mar 10, 2020

Hey, y'all.


I started writing Project Emma the summer before my senior year of college. In fact, it was the first novel I wrote and completed in college. For that, I suppose, it holds a very special place in my heart.


Project Emma revolves around the character arc and development of seventeen year-old Emma. Emma resides in a tiny town in Mississippi, not-so-affectionately called "Nomansville." She is college bound, desperate to go anywhere but home.


That is until that party at that lakehouse. Suddenly, things get messy.


In just six months and three hundred pages, Emma's decision to trade in "Nomansville" for the Ivy League becomes much, much more difficult. It is the tragic story of first love, friendship, betrayal, loss, and terrible jokes.


The past couple of weeks, I, with the help of my phenomenal editor from Finch Books and Totally Entwined Publishing, have been pouring over the manuscript, polishing it, and making it the best book it can be, so that Emma's journey can really shine.


I'll keep y'all updated through the editing process, but in the meantime, I've put together a little Pinterest board that captures the essence of the characters, so please feel free to check it out and comment below.

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