The Fire That Fed Me is a memoir about resilience, love, loss, and the quiet, courageous act of choosing yourself when life asks you to begin again. It traces the moments that shape us the ones that break us open, the ones we survive, and the ones that change the direction of our lives forever.

At its heart, this book is about learning how to stay when leaving would be easier, and learning how to leave when staying would cost you your soul. It explores identity, grief, illness, addiction, and the complicated ways we love not from a place of certainty, but from lived experience and truth.

This is a story for anyone who has lived through transition. For those who have had to rebuild after loss. For anyone learning that endurance is not the same as love, and that choosing yourself can be the bravest act of all.

I wrote this book for the woman who is still standing, even when she’s tired. For the one who is healing quietly. For the one who knows there is more even if she doesn’t know what comes next yet.

Coming soon.