Not all disabilities are visible—or predictable.

Every identity deserves a story.

In a sea of grief, there were these stories.

It’s the perfect moment to sink into a witchy romance novel that simmers with emotional tension, casts spells of healing, and gives every heroine the love she deserves.

This is Galveston, Texas.
The place where, on June 19, 1865—two and a half years after the Emancipation Proclamation—enslaved people were finally told they were free.

Meet the Indieverse Awards-nominated author of Skylark!

The Once Upon a Pride Author Fair is happening on Sunday, June 29 from 4–7 p.m. at The Open Book – Woodland Hills

Meet the Indieverse Awards-nominated author of The Anonymous Letters of C Forestier!

Turns out, NO! You’re perfect just the way you are.

It’s been a very Irene Bahrd month of reading for me!

You’re going to love meeting L.E.!

There are two kinds of people in the world:

1. People who love indie books

2. People who haven’t read the right ones yet

What’s your first official summer read?

Thank you to each of you who have left a review!

Celebrate Jewish American Heritage Month with Holland & Ivy & me.

Today is about visibility. About resistance. About love that refuses to be erased.

Reed is sexy as hell—tall, thoughtful, hot boxer bod—but the inside of his head? It’s a war zone some days.

Life in the military isn’t just hard on those who serve—it’s hard on the people who love them, too.

May is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month.

I’m celebrating by double-checking the Spanish in Ximena’s HEA.