I began writing inspirational short stories in 1991 and submitted them to small independent publications. In 2004, I was a freelance writer for the Fairview Town Crier in Fairview, North Carolina south of Asheville. There, I interviewed many exceptional people in the area and wrote stories about them. My favorite was a rescuer of nearly 60 wolf dogs—I met one dog that had an issue with women. The local youth caught my attention, so I interviewed a boy scout leader, and even a local cheerleading team for the paper. Additionally, I wrote articles about current social issues for the Community Digital News (now the American Wire News).

My appetite for writing started me on a quest in 2008 to write non-fiction books, and later, fiction, allowing my creativity to flow. Since then, I've added a children’s book series, Anna’s Friends, to my repertoire. Then, as a means of reaching a wider audience, I started writing expressive content via my blog by pulling from my life experiences.