Hi, I’m Madison.
Writing has always been one of my greatest loves, alongside storytelling. After years of dreaming, dabbling, and filling notebooks with ideas, I've finally decided to turn that passion into something much more than a hobby.
With a background in marketing and a minor in English, I've spent years helping tell other people's stories. Now, I'm finally telling my own. A marketing exec by trade, I’ve decided that my life needed a change of pace and this is where I’ve found myself.
I'm also a single mother, proudly neurodivergent (AuDHD), and a cancer survivor. I'm a passionate advocate for women's mental and physical health, and writing has helped me heal in ways I never expected. Sharing those stories with readers has been one of the greatest gifts I could ask for.
Every heroine I write carries a piece of me—my resilience, my fears, my hope—or embodies the kind of woman I've always admired. I write strong women for strong women, because every one of us deserves to see ourselves as the hero of our own story.
While I currently call the lower forty-eight home, Alaska will always have my heart. If these stories carry me where I hope they will, someday you'll find me tucked away in a small beach-front cabin, with a small garden and a very large dog.
I'm often asked how I've been able to build such a large collection of stories so quickly. What the internet doesn't see is that many of these ideas have been quietly taking shape over the course of years, sometimes even decades.
The very first draft of my first novel was written in 2003. Since then, I've spent years collecting ideas, outlining stories, getting to know characters, and sometimes even putting them on paper.
Over the last year, life has given me the opportunity to finally devote myself to writing in earnest and to work alongside some incredibly talented creators who have helped bring these stories to life.
To my cover designer, Rose, and my editor, Faye, thank you. Without the two of you, these stories would still be living quietly in my head instead of finding their place out in the world.
To my photographer, Kim, and my social media manager, Allie, thank you for believing in this dream, for cheering me on, and for helping me bring it to life. You've both done far more than your fair share, helping me coax this website and these stories from the depths of my imagination. I couldn't have asked for two more patient, talented, or generous women to share this journey with.
