Puerto Rican American, Queer, &
Progressive Christian Writer
Books
Fiction
More, Please: A Novelette
Clara Ann Smith has always had her mom by her side. From childhood divorce to college denial letters. From bad grades to break-ups. Clara knew she could count on her mom to help her get through anything, all while also being spoiled with her favorite meal.
But what do you do when the one person who always grieves with you is the one you’re grieving for?
"More, Please" is a mother-daughter story about the delicate relationship between love and grief. And apparently, in this case, macaroni and cheese too.
Nonfiction
Social Justice Advocacy 101:
How to Become a Social Justice Advocate from A to Z
If you’ve ever found yourself passionate or upset about any or all of the issues and causes going on in the United States, you’re not alone. People often feel the same way, but don’t know where to begin to even try to make a change. Some may even think there’s no use because they don’t know where to start.
That’s where this handy book comes in! In this guide, we’ll go over everything you need to know to get started on the exciting path of social justice advocacy...
Past Works

Single Riders: A YA Novella
Three 17-year-olds. One Sunday morning. And a single rider line. What could possibly go wrong?
After Seong Duri gets in a fight with her sister, Duri skips church to go to an amusement park. But when she runs into the pastor's son, she asks the next person in line to switch places. She has no idea this decision will change more lives than one.
Alex Danieli is heartbroken after their boyfriend dumped them. Missing him, Alex decides to go on their ex's favorite ride. But when Alex agrees to switch with another single rider, they immediately regret their decision. Alex soon learns, though, that maybe that decision wasn't so bad after all.
Jaya Foster is an aspiring writer with a secret. She's still trying to figure out how to tell her mom when she accidentally gets pulled into drama involving two other single riders. Little does Jaya know this is exactly what she needs to solve her problem.
Single Riders is a fun and touching reminder that you’re not alone. You never know when a future friend is around the corner. Or maybe next in line.
STATUS: Archived

