Books Written

When someone we love passes away, the world can feel quieter and confusing—especially for a child.

The Star That Knows My Name follows Leo and Lily as they learn to live with the loss of their sister, Emily. Through simple, reassuring language and comforting imagery, this story reminds young readers that love never leaves and all feelings are okay.

A book for children ages 3–6, ideal for families, therapists, hospitals, hospice programs, and grief counselors.
Note: This book is not a substitute for professional grief support. Consult a mental health professional if concerns persist.

Josh Mallory is used to long nights and longer roads. A straight haul from Maine to Texas should be simple—sealed trailer, clean paperwork, no questions asked.

But from the moment he hits the interstate, the drive feels watched.

A voice breaks the silence over the radio. Way stations open and close ahead of him. Vehicles appear and vanish in his mirrors. Mile by mile, the highway tightens, turning a routine run into something far more dangerous.

As the miles stack up, Josh is forced to confront more than the road. Memories of love and loss surface in the quiet moments, while the journey itself becomes a test of trust, endurance, and survival.

Told over a relentless thirty-hour drive, Leslie's Run is a tense, atmospheric road thriller that blends literary depth with escalating suspense. It’s a story about isolation, betrayal, and what happens when the road demands more than you’re willing to give.

Some cargo isn’t meant to be delivered.

Some journeys don’t let you walk away.