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Author Insight
Pandemic Insomnia
Much like my character, Tabitha, I suffered from a lot of insomnia during the pandemic. In the early part of the lockdown, I was very optimistic. I figured nothing would change for me. After all, I worked from home—writing—during the week. I managed to complete a few manuscripts. My productivity slowed to a crawl. Not only did my writing suffer, but so did my sleep. Thankfully, I’ve been practicing better sleep habits and am on the road to conquering my insomnia.
Book Excerpt
Bloodshed
Usually, I had no problem falling asleep and staying that way. I had the perverted jerk to thank for my insomnia. Men like him didn’t get the message that not every stripper was into lewd acts. Unfortunately, I couldn’t easily forget about the bastard. His handsome face entered each and every one of my dreams, leaving me tossing and turning all night. More than once I awakened just to walk the floors. Memories of my misadventure pummeled me like tiny invisible fists.
The black expensive car.
The captivating voice inviting me for a ride.
His name was Alexander, and he insisted on walking me home.
The alley.
Teeth.
Suckling.
Was I going mad?
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