
Book Two · Pre-order · Jan 1, 2027
Evidence of Intent
His father built the cage. He walked back in for her.
Getting out was supposed to be the hard part.
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writes dark romance for readers who want the obsession, not the apology.
Author of The Evidence Trilogy, a love story that comes with a content warning. Book One is free when you join the reader team.
Book One · Out now
She pressed record. He never stopped.
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Or get it on AmazonMargot Dunn has a bet, a microcassette recorder, and nine weeks to win.
Seduce Matthias Valenti. Get him on tape at Winter Formal, in front of two hundred witnesses. Walk off the stage clean. Lose, and the next voice on record will be hers.
Matthias is barely older, a quiet spring transfer who lives off campus and reads like a ghost. He does not flinch when she points the recorder at him. He waits. He watches. He lets her think she is leading.
In a rain-soaked Pacific Northwest college town, 1998, two people are building the same kind of proof for very different reasons. By Winter Formal, someone will have to speak into the microphone. Not everyone will walk off the stage the way they planned.
Book One of The Evidence Trilogy · 475 pages · released 2026.
Beautiful Disaster meets Gone Girl.
For readers of H.D. Carlton and Navessa Allen.
Spice 4.5 / 5 · explicit, control-focused.
Not a safe or redemptive love model.
Stalking and covert surveillance, psychological manipulation, engineered relationship sabotage, explicit sexual content, power and financial imbalance, public humiliation, betrayal by a close friend, parental emotional abuse and financial control, academic power abuse, class shame, and alcohol in college settings.

Book Two · Pre-order · Jan 1, 2027
His father built the cage. He walked back in for her.
Getting out was supposed to be the hard part.

Book Three · Pre-order · Jul 1, 2027
She pressed stop. The past never did.
Some debts do not die with the men who owe them.
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Their books pair obsessive men with heroines who have plans of their own, and they don't stop when being watched starts to feel like being chosen.
They have a weakness for 1998, rain on glass, analog tape, and the small red light that means someone is still listening. They keep their own life offline and their characters' secrets on the page.