Stories about finding each other
I write romance because it's another way to explore the same questions I ask as a researcher and builder. What makes people connect? What makes them stay? What makes them worth staying for?
Current Project
Carry Me
A Boys' Love Esports Romance
"Two esports pros who've hidden their relationship for three years must choose between protecting each other and saving their careers when injury and a team ultimatum force them to face what they've been running from."
Genre
Contemporary MM Romance
Publisher
Starling House Publishing
Part of the Starling House catalog, developed with cross-media adaptation potential.
Releasing February 9th, 2026
Also Available
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A Digital Romance Novella
"When a Seoul athlete accidentally texts a Portland bookstore clerk, their wrong-number mistake becomes a tender digital romance that spans continents, screens, and the quiet bravery it takes to reach across distance for love."
Genre
Digital Romance
Status
Available Now
Why Romance
Romance is often dismissed as escapist, but the best of it does something powerful: it takes vulnerability seriously. It explores what happens when people choose each other despite the risks. It asks how we build trust across difference.
These are the same questions I've spent years studying in research labs and building products around. Fiction is just another venue for the same exploration.
For Industry
Interested in queer romance with adaptation potential?
If you're an agent, editor, or producer, I'd love to connect. My work through Starling House Publishing is specifically developed with cross-media possibilities in mind.
Get in touch