About The Author
I write stories brewed with a mix of truth and fiction—where friendships are tested, identities shift, and the search for belonging takes center stage. My novels blend heart, tension, and the everyday struggles that make us human.
Hello, reader
I’m a wife, mom of two (plus two fur babies), and a lifelong lover of stories.
My passion for books and writing began in childhood, when I filled notebooks with poetry and short stories.
The story so far
My passion for books and writing began in childhood, when I filled notebooks with poetry and short stories.
I earned my degree in English, and while I once thought I’d spend my life teaching, my path eventually led me to a second degree in web and graphic design.
Today, I work full time as a web designer and developer, but writing remains one of my greatest joys.
When I’m not at my desk, I love reading, listening to true crime podcasts, crafting and painting, and spending time with my husband, kids, and pets—usually while binge-watching cop dramas or cooking competitions.
The writing journey
“It started as a joke,” Kincaid shares. “Whenever something wild happened in college, I’d tell my friends, ‘I’m putting this in my book.’ Eventually, I started writing—not because I thought anyone would read it, but because it became my therapy. It helped me process the experiences I was living through.”
I write stories brewed with a mix of truth and fiction—where friendships are tested, identities shift, and the search for belonging takes center stage. My novels blend heart, tension, and the everyday struggles that make us human.
From the blog
Small rituals don’t fix everything—but they help us carry what life asks of us. This reflection explores the quiet, grounding habits that bring us back to ourselves in overwhelming seasons, and how simple moments like a cup of coffee, a walk, or a pause can become anchors when everything feels heavy.
Read More : Rituals That Help Us Carry Life’s WeightFriendship isn’t free—but its cost can’t be measured in numbers. In this personal reflection, I explore the emotional weight of friendship, the pressure to “make friends,” and what it means to lose yourself while trying to belong.
Read More : The Hidden Cost of FriendshipNot all abuse looks the same — and it doesn’t only happen in romantic relationships. Friends can abuse you too. A reflection on what trauma bonding actually is, and the friendships we outgrow.
Read More : Loyalty, Trauma, and the Friendships We Outgrow
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