COVER REVEAL!!! This new YA mystery is perfect for fans of We Were Liars. Ella goes to babysit her cousins but finds the family unconscious—and she can’t save them all. Worse, it wasn’t an accident, and the more questions she asks, the closer she gets to being the next target!

This is the book I studied before writing Silent Sister, which sold to e Lockhart’s publisher. Now my second book, Gaslit, is being marketed as “for fans of We Were Liars.” Very excited for this!

I have been an English teacher for sixteen years, and publishing has taught me I do not know the difference between “onto” and “on to.”

Mourning this loss of a fantastic educator. I learned so much from her—both from her books and at conferences. My classroom is forever changed because of this woman.

Today is one of those days that every email will make me jump. 👀

Me to the kids at the start of a sixteen hour road trip at 6am: Thank you all for getting in the car so nicely and no one arguing with each other! The youngest: Yeah, it’s going to get worse from here.

Whoa! Silent Sister is on Kindle for less than two dollars today! LESS THAN TWO

GASLIT IS ON NETGALLEY!!! PEOPLE* CAN START READING MY BOOK ABOUT A GIRL WHO FINDS HER FAMILY UNCONSCIOUS FROM A GAS LEAK AND CANT SAVE THEM ALL—AND THEY WILL BOTH GASP AND CRY AND I CANNOT WAAAAAAAAIT! *booksellers, librarians, and teachers

In my newsletter, I’m going to be explaining why I turned down my next publishing contract. Still time to find it on my page and sign up.

I JUST GOT ARCS FOR MY NEXT BOOK AND THE BACK SAYS “PERFECT FOR FANS OF WE WERE LIARS” AHHHHHHHHHHHHH!

NetGalley readers do not receive enough appreciation. Early readers give authors and publishers their first taste of reaction, and I’m so excited for people to discover why Ella’s family was knocked unconscious from a gas leak and why she’s the new target.

Very few people have read my YA book that releases in January, but both Karen McManus and an actual teen both called it “a masterpiece.” I don’t know which is better. 😭

It’s always so nice to be reminded Silent Sister is still finding new readers, especially teachers who can introduce it to students.