For most of my life, I never imagined I would become an author. I always knew I had stories inside me—real encounters, moments of wonder, heartbreak, healing, and laughter—but living with dyslexia often left me doubting I could ever put them into words. I struggled to get thoughts onto a page, let alone imagine creating one book… never mind six.

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Everything changed when three extraordinary professors believed in me—people who saw not my limitations, but my voice. Among them was the remarkable Fay Weldon, CBE, author and playwright; Professor Ray J. Paul (now in spirit), for whom I had the honour of working as a Personal Assistant during my years at Brunel University, London; and Professor Ian Angell of the London School of Economics. Their encouragement helped me realise that my experiences mattered. They showed me that my stories had value, that the way I see the world—and the worlds beyond it—was worth sharing. For the first time, I felt truly seen, supported, and empowered to tell my truth.

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For over thirty years, I have walked between worlds, bringing comfort and connection. My books are an extension of that calling—real, human stories that remind you that love never ends, you are never alone, and guidance is always closer than you think.

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Whether you arrive here as a reader, a client, or a visitor, my hope is simple: that you leave feeling uplifted, understood, and inspired. Sometimes, the stories we never thought we could tell become the very ones the world most needs to hear.