I’ve been a storyteller since I was nine years old—drawn to words that help make sense of the world and give shape to what we feel but cannot always name. Long before faith entered the picture, storytelling was how I processed life, explored meaning, and wrestled with truth.

I came to Christian faith as an adult, and over time, my love of story and my growing understanding of Scripture became inseparable. Today, I blend imagination with biblical truth to explore spiritual conflict, human brokenness, and the redemptive power of God revealed in Jesus Christ.

I hold a Master of Divinity with a specialization in spiritual formation and studied creative writing at Toronto Metropolitan University. My work includes Bible studies and articles published in Christianity Today and The Toronto Star, as well as short fiction and poetry published by the Canadian Authors Association. I have received an award from Writer’s Digest, and my debut novel REBELLION was shortlisted for the Canadian Braun Book Awards.

My writing is also shaped by many years serving in church leadership, where speaking and teaching gave me a close view of the human heart—its capacity for deception, destruction, courage, and change. That understanding, combined with my own lived experience of brokenness and redemption, fuels the moral and spiritual conflicts at the heart of my fiction.