Beautiful and intelligent young woman, Corinne Forrester-Sinclaire, moves from New York after the brutal and unforgettable death of her older brother. Life in Vermont isn’t at all as she expected when dark secrets begin to emerge and change everything she thought she ever knew about herself and the man she married. Old memories are uprooted, people are killed, and lives are permanently changed. How does one turn in the love of their life– better yet, can she escape alive to do such?

'I Think My Husband is a Murderer' was actually an idea suggested by my partner. It was a very fun write and I had fun proofreading. I wrote the book, start to finish, in roughly a week before beginning the proofreading process. It's the first book I've ever decided to monitarily publish, and I found out that publishing and formatting are much harder than writing the book itself! 

-Tati

Ivelle wakes up in a house she’s never seen before with a man she’s never met. Except this man is her husband. She’s told she was in an accident that cost her all of her memories. As Ivelle returns to life in her secluded abode, an inhuman thing begins to stalk her, and strange notes begin to turn up giving her warnings about her home. The people she calls her family are convinced she’s schizophrenic. Now, she’s forced to find a way to survive life with the faceless creature outside her bedroom window with nothing but notes left by her pre-accident self.

'The Pages' was a mostly fun write. It took ages to settle on a plot because every time I started, it's like the characters had a mind of their own. I am incredibly proud of how it came out. Proofreading was absolute hell so I hope you enjoy!    

-Tati