As a coach’s wife, I never miss a game or leave the sideline—not because I have to, but because showing up for my husband is how I choose to love him.

What I once mistook as punishment (i.e., law school setbacks, surgeries, divorce, and financial strain), I now see as the wilderness season that prepared me to trust myself and God’s timing.

Preseason in our house isn’t just a date on the calendar. It’s a shift in rhythm, a set of quiet rituals, and a reminder that we’re in this together from the first whistle to the last.

The Paradise Problem is a sparkling, emotionally mature romance with fake marriage, billionaire family chaos, and a love story that feels as grown as it is fun.

Kelly Bishop’s The Third Gilmore is a graceful, quietly rebellious memoir that reveals the vibrant life behind one of television’s most iconic matriarchs.

You’ll walk away from None of This Is True with chills, questions, and the unsettling realization that truth is often the most dangerous illusion of all.

Sig is the kind of book boyfriend who breaks your heart open—in the best, slowest, steamiest way.

In the heat of summer, I stop wearing makeup. Not because I’ve let myself go, but because my skincare is solid, my confidence is rooted, and ease looks better on me than foundation ever did.