Girl Mom • Football Wife • Author • Brand Strategist

Your wedding guest list should spark joy, not obligation—invite the ones who truly celebrate you, not just the ones who expect an invitation.

Spring is a season of fresh starts, and so is my TBR—filled with romance, reinvention, and stories of women stepping boldly into their next chapter.

People We Meet on Vacation is a slow-burn, best-friends-to-lovers romance that beautifully captures the tension between longing and fear, proving that the greatest love stories are often the ones right in front of us.

Netflix’s Wags to Riches promised a glimpse into the lives of sports wives but missed the mark by focusing on wealth over the heart, hustle, and identity that truly define the WAG life.

Our wedding stationery wasn’t just paper—it was storytelling. From custom watercolor invitations to personalized wedding bingo featuring details about our guests, every little touch made our day feel uniquely us.

Closure isn’t a conversation, a final text, or a perfectly wrapped ending—it’s a decision you make for yourself. You cannot step into the love you deserve while keeping the door cracked for the love that already failed you.

One night, I found myself crouched on the side of my bed, frantically scrolling through my daughter’s iPad, uncovering hours of group chat messages filled with name-calling, gaslighting, and way too many TikTok links. That was the moment I knew—less screen time, more real life, and what better way to start than with one of her favorite traditions: the Lunar New Year Festival at The Huntington Gardens.

The Spanish Love Deception is a slow-burn romance that perfectly captures the magic of the “pretend relationship becomes real” trope. With witty banter, heartfelt moments, and a swoon-worthy male lead, it’s a must-read for fans of fake relationships and workplace romances.