I want to share some behind-the-scenes chaos from writing 13 Days in My New House. Honestly, the way this book came to life is curiously mad. First of all, I used to be a certified dark romance hater. At least, I was until I wrote my own. Now? It’s pretty much the only genre I read, and I’ve even started dipping my toes into pitch-black territory. The second thing I absolutely despise is long chapters. I need them short and snappy because finishing a chapter gives me that

With over 200 ratings already on Goodreads, the secret is out. This trilogy is finally complete, and it's officially release day. To be honest, this story is the diary of a broken girl that was never meant to be read. It isn’t perfect, it isn’t logical, and it is completely unpredictable, simply because real life is exactly like that. Even though it's fiction, I needed it to feel bleedingly real: bumpy, hard, and uneven. I used to wonder why people read. I thought it was just

As a reader, I’ve often felt that the first book in a series is always the best. However, in Luna’s Diaries, the final installment is actually my favorite. It features a dual timeline and multiple points of view. We finally get to see inside Lucas’s head, along with someone else, but I won’t say more because I don’t want to spoil the surprises. All the unanswered questions from the first two books are finally addressed. The ending is cruel, I know. It wasn't actually my origi

It’s official. The final pieces of the puzzle have fallen into place, and I am standing here with the physical proof of a journey that has consumed my heart for the last two years. The "Luna’s Diaries" trilogy is officially complete! Seeing the final copies in person is a moment that gives me goosebumps. The glossy finish gives me the vibe of a parallel reality, which aligns perfectly with this psychological thriller. Holding all three books together feels like holding a pi